Contact details
Name, email, role, organization if relevant, city/province or region, and how the person heard about Breemaia.
Privacy notice
Small, careful data collection for a private soft launch.
Breemaia is in a review and soft-launch stage. This notice explains what the public website collects today, what it does not collect, and how access requests are reviewed.
Website requests
What the website collects.
The request-access form asks for only the information needed to review whether someone should receive a preview, review copy, pilot conversation, or partner follow-up.
Review context
Access type requested, who the request is for, professional role or relationship, optional work email, and optional verification link.
Technical context
The website may store page URL, browser user agent, and country from Cloudflare request headers to help review and protect requests.
What not to send
Do not include private health details.
Please do not submit journal content, crisis details, diagnosis details, private teen health information, or anything urgent through the website form. If someone may be in immediate danger, use local emergency services or a crisis line.
- The website form does not create app access automatically.
- Requests are reviewed manually before access is approved.
- Approved people request a fresh sign-in code inside the private app gate.
- Breemaia does not sell website request information.
Tester feedback
Product questions, not private wellness records.
The tester feedback form asks for an invited email, broad role and age group, device and session range, areas tried, product ratings, and optional comments. It does not ask for an exact birth date, diagnosis, journal content, mood history, safety-plan content, or crisis details.
Why it is collected
To review usability, trust, visual quality, privacy and safety clarity, performance, and the changes testers want first.
Where it is handled
Structured responses are stored in Breemaia's protected Supabase review queue. Cloudflare protects and processes the form, and Resend may send the confirmation email.
What not to submit
Do not include private health information, another person's information, journal entries, crisis stories, or anything urgent.
Current limits
Prototype privacy wording stays careful.
Breemaia should not yet claim full legal compliance, Canadian data residency, or clinical-grade privacy review until those have been confirmed by the right advisors and vendors.
Local-first app direction
The app direction emphasizes private-by-default and local-first behavior where possible, but public legal claims wait for review.
Future sharing
Future parent, school, clinician, or partner visibility should be consent-based, transparent, and limited.
Contact and choices
For privacy questions, access or correction requests, or deletion questions, email [email protected].