Privacy
Privacy, before launch.
Good Legs is in build. The full privacy policy publishes with the beta. Until then, this is what you should know.
The early-access list stores one thing: your email address, so Roadman Cycling can send one message when the beta opens. It is not shared or sold, and it is removed on request. Write to Roadman Cycling through the contact page and it goes.
The app will process training, health and fitness information only with your consent, keep it in the European Union, never sell it, and never send health data to third-party analytics. Every connection to TrainingPeaks, Strava, Garmin Connect, Whoop or Apple Health is one you switch on yourself and can switch off in Settings.
The full policy will set out exactly what is collected, why, for how long, who can receive it and how to export or delete everything. Roadman Cycling, Dublin, Ireland, is the controller.