Privacy

The short version: your quiz answers and anything you log are yours, they are stored so the site can show them back to you, and you can delete them. We do not sell them.

What gets collected

Quiz answers. Including, on the human quiz, health conditions you select. That is health information about you, and it is treated as the most sensitive thing here.

Your account. An email address, used to sign you in and to send things you ask for. No password — sign-in is by emailed link.

What you log. Whatever you record in the tracker.

Basic usage events. Which pages were viewed and which steps were completed, recorded against a rotating one-way hash rather than your IP address. Your raw IP is not stored.

Who else touches it

Every company below is one this site genuinely runs on. If that list changes, this page changes with it.

• Vercel — hosting and serving the site.
• Neon — the database your account and logs live in.
• Proton Mail — sign-in links and any email you ask for.
• Stripe — payment, if you buy Pro. Card details go to Stripe and never reach this site.
• An AI provider — for the Pro coach and the written parts of a guide. Your protocol and logs are sent when you use those features. Content sent this way is not used to train their models.

Sharing a guide is public

If you create a share link, anyone holding that link can read the whole guide — compounds, doses, instructions and cautions — without signing in. That is what sharing means, and it is worth being deliberate about: a link posted somewhere public is public. You can revoke a share link at any time, which immediately breaks it.

Getting rid of it

Ask and your account is deleted, along with your guides, your logs, your share links and your events. Not anonymised, not archived. Deleted. Email more@learn-peptides.com and it gets done. Backups roll off on their own cycle, so a copy may persist briefly in those before ageing out.

What this site is not

Learn Peptides is not a healthcare provider, and this is not a medical record. Your information here has none of the protections a doctor’s office would give it, which is another reason not to treat this site as a substitute for one.

Who to ask

Expansive Horizons, Inc., Austin, Texas, United States. more@learn-peptides.com.