datawebotHume Health products, app and data-use terms
Understand Hume Pod, Hume Band, the Hume Health app, personal health-data boundaries and access limits stated in the posted Terms.
The Hume Health system includes devices and services.
Hume’s posted Terms identify the Hume Pod as a body-composition scale and the Hume Band as a wearable, and cover the Hume Health app and Hume Premium. These products have different roles. Hume’s product and policy pages were reviewed on October 5, 2026 (Singapore). This comparison names product categories only; it does not list access routes or claim availability.
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| Part of the system | Role described by Hume | Naming or scope note |
|---|---|---|
| Hume Pod | Body-composition scale | Some product or science pages use “Body Pod”; preserve each page’s own label. |
| Hume Band | Wearable device | Product pages also use “Hume Band 2.0”; do not infer version equivalence from the naming alone. |
| Hume Health app | Companion app for the device ecosystem | Features and displayed metrics can change; this page does not inventory account data. |
| Hume Premium | Subscription named in the posted Terms | Price and included features are time-sensitive and are not specified here. |
Product labels and claims vary across Hume pages.
Hume’s public product, science and campaign pages do not always describe the Pod and Band in the same way. Treat each statement as belonging to the specific page and date where it appears; do not combine different marketing statements into a single technical specification.
Examples of page-level variation
| Topic | What varies | How to interpret it |
|---|---|---|
| Device names | The Terms name Hume Pod and Hume Band; other pages say Body Pod or Hume Band 2.0. | Keep the page’s stated name and do not assume that labels refer to identical versions. |
| Pod measurement count | Current pages use both “45” and “45+” body-composition measurement wording. | Do not choose one as a definitive count without a dated, model-specific first-party specification. |
| Accuracy and comparisons | Promotional comparison language differs among product, science and campaign pages. | Attribute any such statement to its page and date; do not present it as independent clinical validation. |
Hume describes these products as general-wellness tools.
The posted Terms of Use characterize the Products and App as general-wellness and informational services, not as tools for diagnosis or treatment. They also state that measurements and information are not warranted to be clinically accurate, complete or precise, and can be affected by environmental or physiological factors. Broader language on product and campaign pages should be read as Hume’s marketing, not as a clinical finding verified by this guide.
Keep product statements in their stated context
| Statement source | Scope | Editorial treatment |
|---|---|---|
| Terms of Use | General-wellness and informational use; not diagnosis or treatment | Summarize the stated limitation without extending it to a separate regulatory conclusion. |
| Product or campaign page | Promotional product and wellness language | Attribute claims to the individual page and observation date. |
| This datawebot guide | Source and policy orientation | No medical assessment, recommendation or endorsement of measurement accuracy. |
Public product information is separate from personal health data.
A public device description is different from measurement information associated with an individual’s Hume account. Hume’s Privacy Policy describes health and biometric information among the personal data handled through its services. Those user-linked measurements are sensitive personal information, not public product-listing details; this page does not reproduce, request or map them.
Two different information contexts
| Information context | Examples at a high level | Boundary |
|---|---|---|
| Public product information | Device names, general product descriptions and published policy language | Describes the product or service, not a particular person. |
| Account-linked information | Personal body, activity, health or biometric measurements described by Hume’s Privacy Policy | Sensitive user information; it is outside the scope of this public source guide. |
| Marketing statements | Claims and examples shown on product or campaign pages | Do not treat promotional examples as another person’s verified health record or as clinical evidence. |
The posted Terms set a specific data-use boundary.
Hume’s posted Terms of Use state that the updated terms took effect for new customers on September 28, 2026, and take effect for existing customers on October 28, 2026. The notice presents separate dates for those groups. Its stated restrictions should be read as written and against the relevant customer status; a public product page does not by itself establish permission for collection or automated access.
Restrictions stated in the posted Terms of Use
| Area | Summary of the stated restriction | What this guide does not infer |
|---|---|---|
| Compiling a dataset | Manual or automated scraping, crawling, mining or systematic extraction to compile a collection, database, directory or dataset is restricted, with an exception for standard search-engine or Internet-browser functionality. | Search visibility does not establish permission to build a dataset. |
| Automated software | The Terms separately restrict using robots, scrapers, scripts or other automated software to access or interact with the Services without Hume’s prior written authorization. | A device purchase or app subscription does not by itself establish authorization for automated software access. |
| Links and brand material | The Terms restrict displaying, mirroring, framing or linking to the Services, and use of Hume marks, without prior written consent. | This page uses no outbound Hume link, logo or copied product material. |
Keep wellness-product context separate from access policy.
The health and wellness reference places consumer devices in a wider product category; the policy guide explains why a robots directive and a site’s terms answer different questions. Neither source confirms Hume data availability or authorization.
Content reviewed 2026-10-04.