Privacy policy

Account data includes your name, email address, authentication records, and optional unique username. Training data can include profile inputs, program configuration, generated sessions, performance logs, strength maxes, conditioning inputs, readiness, and notes you choose to enter.

Setborne also records limited first-party product events such as page visits and feature actions, plus feedback, export requests, reminder preferences, and friend relationships when you use those features.

We use your information to authenticate you, generate and preserve your program, sync completed training, provide exports, deliver requested reminders, enable friend features, respond to support, prevent abuse, and understand whether product flows work.

Admin and test accounts remain available in operational user and feedback views but are excluded from aggregate product analytics and event streams.

A username makes your account discoverable inside Setborne. Accepting a friend does not automatically expose training data. Workout history, maxes, program details, and readiness each have a separate sharing control and default to private.

We use infrastructure providers to host the application, database, authentication, and requested email delivery. We do not sell your personal or training data.

The profile area provides portable training-data exports. You can update profile information, remove training data while keeping the account, or permanently delete the account.

Permanent account deletion removes the authentication record and account-linked application data, including the username, friendships, preferences, feedback, training state, and associated analytics events. Limited backups or provider security logs may remain for their normal retention periods.

Use the controls in your profile for exports, corrections, training-data deletion, and account deletion. For another access, portability, objection, or privacy request, sign in and submit Feedback & support from inside Setborne so the request is attached to the correct account.

If you cannot access the account, request a password reset from the sign-in screen before opening the support form. Do not include passwords or authentication links in a report.