Privacy

Last updated 20 June 2026

The short version: your journal lives encrypted on your phone. This marketing website collects the email you give us for the waitlist, and — only if you agree — privacy-respecting analytics so we can see what's useful. Nothing more.

What this site collects

• Your email address, only if you submit the waitlist form, so we can send you a single invitation when a beta place opens.
• A timestamp and your IP address at the moment of signup, kept briefly to prevent spam and abuse of the form.
• Anonymous, aggregated analytics (Google Analytics) — but only if you choose “Accept” on the cookie notice. Decline, and nothing analytics-related loads or runs at all. We use it to see which pages resonate, never to identify you.

No advertising, no ad cookies, no profiling, and nothing is sold or shared. Analytics run only after you opt in — and never inside the app itself, which stays zero-PII.

How we store it

Waitlist emails are stored on our own server (not a third-party marketing platform) and are never sold, rented, or shared. We use them for one purpose: to invite you to the Nostia beta.

The app itself

Nostia is built around a zero-PII principle. Your journal entries are encrypted on your device under a key only you hold. There is no name, no email, and no personally identifying information attached to your reflections in our systems — just an anonymous identifier. The marketing site you're reading and the app are separate; signing up here does not create an app account.

Your choices

You can ask us to remove your email from the waitlist at any time — email me@nostia.app and we'll delete it.

Contact

Questions about privacy? Write to me@nostia.app.