Privacy Notice

Last updated November 13, 2026.

This page explains what Psychology.com Learn ("Learn") stores about you, why, and how to see or delete it. Learn is a product of Regenerated LLC, 30 N Gould St, Ste R, Sheridan, WY 82801, United States.

Adults only

Learn is for adults 18 and older. We do not knowingly collect information from anyone under 18. If you believe a minor has a Learn profile, email info@psychology.com and we will remove it.

What we store

• Your name and email address
• When you agreed to the terms at your profile's door (the sentence under the Create my profile, Send magic link and Continue with Google buttons), and which version of the terms you agreed to
• Your timezone, so streaks and your daily goal line up with your day
• The time you asked us to send your daily reminder, if you asked for one, and whether you still want it
• Which of our five scheduled messages you want: the daily reminder, the notice when a streak is about to end, your Monday week in review, the Saturday group standing nudge and a single win-back note if you stop for two weeks. Every one of them carries a one tap unsubscribe link, and pressing it turns that message off here. We also keep a random token for your account that those links are signed with; it identifies nothing on its own and is deleted with your account
• Summary scores and bands from the questionnaires you complete, for example a result like "Secure attachment"
• Progress events: lessons started and finished, streak days, points, tokens, group placement, the Plus page being opened, a checkout started, a trial, a first payment, a refund and a cancellation, each as a dated row with no answer in it
• Which Psychology.com page sent you to Learn, as one word such as result or courses, read off the link you arrived through and never anything a result said
• Your entitlement: whether your profile is on the free plan or Learn Plus, and, if a renewal payment did not go through, the date Plus would end and the number of the invoice we wrote to you about
• Where you are signed in: for each browser your account is open in, the browser family and platform your browser reports, such as "Chrome on Android". With each one we keep the day that sign-in started and the day it was last used. A day, never a clock time, and never the whole description your browser sent. The list sits beside your session and goes when that session ends. Sign out everywhere, and deleting your account, clear all of it at once

What we never store

We never store your individual answers to a questionnaire item on our servers. Learn scores your answers in your browser, and only the summary score and the band reach us. We never store your card number, and we never store audio from the listening and speaking exercises. We never store the whole value of the ldev cookie either. It lives in your browser. We read it on the way in, to decide whether to email you about a sign-in from a browser your account has not seen. We keep its first eight characters beside your session, so the list of signed-in browsers in Settings can tell two browsers apart.

What stays on your device

Learn scores questionnaires in your browser. Our servers receive only the summary score and the band (for example "Secure attachment"), never the answer to each item. Your browser does keep a copy of your Learn state in its local storage so you can continue offline and pick up where you left off, and that copy includes your recent item answers and anything you typed into an open-answer exercise. It stays on the device, it is not sent to us, and it is cleared when you sign out, switch accounts or delete your profile. If you share a device, sign out when you are done. Your journal and its photos stay in this browser after you sign out, so the next person to use it can open them. To remove them, clear this site's data in the browser.

Your journal stays on your device as well. That is your notes, check-ins and daily tasks, the quotes and videos you save, the habits you add, your gender and period dates if you set them, and your journal photos. It is kept in this browser. It is never sent to us and it is not on your account, so it does not follow you to another phone. It stays on the phone when you sign out. It is cleared when you delete your account or clear this site's data in your browser. The hints and tours you have already seen stay on the device too.

How we use this information

We use it to save your place, show you your results, run streaks, groups and Today goals, and send you your sign-in link. We do not sell your information, and we do not let anyone pay to rank higher on the leaderboard.

Analytics

Learn uses Google Analytics and Cloudflare Web Analytics to measure how it is used. They load for every visitor, and there is no notice to answer. Google Analytics counts which screens open, which lessons start and finish, when a streak day is earned, when a group promotion happens, when Plus is tried, bought or canceled, and when a renewal payment fails or is put right. It receives the track, unit and lesson, your accuracy and points for that lesson, and nothing else. Cloudflare, the host Learn runs on, measures page load performance at its own edge without cookies or identifiers, and visitors in the European Union are left out of that count there. Neither one is ever sent your name, your email, a questionnaire answer, a score or a result, and we never use advertising cookies or trackers. Google's own handling of what it counts is described at policies.google.com/privacy, and Cloudflare's at cloudflare.com/privacypolicy.

Cookies and storage

Learn keeps a few things in your browser. This is all of them.

Your results and your public page live behind the # in the address (for example #result or #u followed by your handle), and a browser never sends that part of an address to another site. Our pages also ask the browser for the strict-origin-when-cross-origin referrer policy, so a site you leave for learns only that you came from learn.psychology.com, never which result or whose page you were looking at.

Who else touches your data

Learn uses a small number of processors to run the product:

• Resend sends your sign-in link, your daily reminder if you asked for one, and other account email. If a message to you bounces or is marked as unwanted, your address goes on a suppression list and we stop sending to it. While you are signed in, we read that list for your own address only, so Settings can tell you when mail to it has stopped.
• Stripe processes payment if you choose to buy Learn Plus. Stripe handles your card details; we never see or store your full card number.
• Cloudflare hosts our servers and database.
• Google Analytics and Cloudflare Web Analytics measure how Learn is used, as the Analytics section above describes; neither receives your name, your email, an answer or a result.
• Google, if you choose Continue with Google: Google tells us your name, your email address and a stable account identifier, and nothing else. We do not receive your Google password or your contacts. You can unlink Google in Settings at any time: the identifier is deleted, a Google sign-in no longer opens your account, and your email address still does.
• Listening and speaking exercises use the speech engines built into your browser. Learn sends no audio to our servers. Whether your browser vendor processes speech on the device or on its own servers depends on the browser and its settings.
• Resend keeps a copy of each email it sends for us, including the address and the content, for 30 days. Stripe keeps payment records for as long as the law requires it to.

Retention and deletion

We keep your account data while your profile is active. You can download the whole of it at any time, and you can delete your data at any time, either from Settings or by emailing info@psychology.com. Settings opens from your Profile: under Help, choose Account and privacy. Deleting your profile removes your name, email, progress, streak, summary scores and bands, group history and subscription record from our systems, aside from records we must keep for fraud prevention or legal reasons. We send one confirmation email to the address on the account, and then that address is finished with us. Error reports stay in our log for debugging, with the link to your account removed; they never contained your name, your email or an answer in the first place.

Settings also lets you change the name and email on your account, pick the time zone your day counts by, sign out of this browser alone (your other devices stay signed in, and this browser stays one your account knows, so the next sign-in here is not announced by email), or sign out of Learn everywhere it is open. Changing your email sends a link to the new address; the account keeps the old one until that link is opened, and the old address is told about the change afterwards.

How long we keep it

Deletion is immediate when you ask for it, and it is a real deletion rather than a flag on a row we keep. If you hold a Plus subscription, the deletion goes through the moment Stripe confirms the cancellation; Settings says so while that is pending, nothing more is charged, and you get the confirmation email when your account is gone. Eight periods apply on top of that:

• A nightly backup of the database is kept for 14 days and then deleted, so a deleted profile is gone from every backup within two weeks. A backup is only ever read to restore the service.
• A profile created with an email link that was never opened is deleted after 7 days, with no email: nothing has shown the address is yours yet.
• A profile nobody has signed in to for 24 months is deleted, after one email to the address on the account.
• Error reports are kept for up to 90 days, and lose the link to your account as soon as your profile is deleted.
• The activity log behind your goals, groups and statistics (the dated progress events listed above) is kept 120 days and then deleted. Your streak, progress and results are kept with your account, and so are a few dated marks a report or a support person reads back for as long as the account exists: the payment stages Stripe reported, a repair of your streak, and the analytics answers Learn asked for before 9 October 2026.
• Your group standings (the points you earned in a week's group), your weekly shared goals with a friend and your Today goal rows are kept 120 days. The 120 days count from the day the week or the day they belong to closed. Two things stay longer. The result of each group week, your place and whether you moved up or down, is kept with your account. The tokens of a shared goal you met but have not collected yet wait for you until you collect them.
• Records we have to keep for tax, fraud prevention or another legal reason are kept for as long as that reason lasts, and for nothing else. A Stripe payment record is the usual example.
• When a Plus free trial starts, we keep a one-way hash of the email address it started under (a scrambled form the address cannot be read back from) for 12 months, so the same address is not offered a second free trial, and it is deleted on its own after that. It holds no name, no account id and nothing about your device, and it is the one record that stays when you delete your profile.

Where your information is stored

Regenerated LLC is a United States company, and the processors above run our servers, our database, our email and our payments from the United States. If you use Learn from the European Union or the United Kingdom, your data is transferred to the United States under the European Commission's standard contractual clauses and the UK addendum, which our processors sign with us.

Your rights

These are yours whether or not the law where you live spells them out, and most of them are a button rather than an email:

• See and download what we hold. Settings has a Download my data button. It gives you one JSON file with a section for every table we keep about you: your account, your entitlement, your progress, your streak, your group weeks and results, your Today goals, your follows, your high-fives and the people you blocked, and the log of which scheduled email went out when. The file says inside it what is not there and why. Your journal is added to the file from this browser, because that is where it is kept: your notes, check-ins, tasks and journal settings, and a list of the journal photos on this device. The pictures themselves are not put in the file. If you are not signed in, the same button writes what this browser holds.
• Correct it. Settings changes your name, your email address, your time zone, your daily goal and your reminder time. Changing your email sends a link to the new address before anything moves.
• Take it elsewhere. The download above is machine readable JSON, which is the portable copy; you can hand it to anyone you like, and we do not need to be involved.
• Delete it. Settings has Delete my data, and it removes your account and every row we hold for it. Nothing brings it back.
• Object, or ask us to stop. Turn off the daily reminder, the streak notice or the Monday week in review in Settings, or press the unsubscribe link in any of them. Neither choice costs you anything in the product.
• Leave the weekly groups. Settings has a switch, Rank me in a weekly group, on to start with. Turn it off and no group board shows your name, your place is dropped when the week closes, and the Saturday and Monday group messages stay quiet. Your points, streak and past results stay. Turn it on again and your next points place you in a group.
• Withdraw permission. Anything you allowed, you can turn off again, and that takes effect from the moment you do it.
• Ask a person. Email info@psychology.com for any of the above, or for anything the buttons do not cover. We answer within 30 days. If you are in the European Economic Area, the United Kingdom or Switzerland, you can also complain to your data protection authority, and if you are in California you can exercise these rights without us treating you any differently for it.

Your California privacy rights

If you live in California, the California Consumer Privacy Act gives you the rights below, and this section is the notice it asks for. Learn is built for the United States, so read this section as part of everything above rather than instead of it. These are the categories of personal information Learn has collected in the twelve months before today, and what each one is for:

• Identifiers: your name, your email address, the account identifier Google sends us if you choose Continue with Google, and your time zone. Collected to make your profile, to sign you in, to count your day on your own clock, and to send the account email you asked for.
• Commercial information: whether your profile is on the free plan or Learn Plus, the dated stages Stripe reported (a checkout started, a trial, a first payment, a refund, a cancellation), and the number of the invoice we wrote to you about if a renewal payment did not go through. Collected to run the subscription you bought and to answer you about it. Stripe handles the card itself, and we never receive the number.
• Internet or other electronic network activity: which screens open, which lessons start and finish, which Psychology.com page sent you here as one word such as result or courses, and what Google Analytics and Cloudflare Web Analytics measure. Collected to save your place and to count how Learn is used.
• Inferences, including the summary scores and bands a questionnaire produces: a result like "Secure attachment", with the dated progress rows behind your streak, your points and your group standing. Collected only to show you your own results and to run the parts of Learn you are using. A band is an inference drawn about you, which California counts as sensitive personal information, and we handle it as sensitive too.

Learn does not sell personal information and never has. We do not share it for cross-context behavioral advertising, we run no advertising cookies and no trackers of any kind, and no advertising network receives anything from Learn. In the twelve months before today we disclosed personal information to nobody for money or for anything else of value. The processors named under "Who else touches your data" above receive only what they need to do their job for us, under a contract that forbids them any other use of it.

Sensitive personal information is never used to infer characteristics about anybody. Your summary scores and bands are shown back to you, and that is the whole of what they are for: we do not profile you with them, we do not sort you by them, we do not let them decide what you are shown or what you are charged, and we send them to no one, Google and Cloudflare included. Because Learn never uses sensitive personal information for any of the purposes the right to limit covers, there is nothing for a limit to switch off, which is why this page explains the rule instead of offering a switch that would do nothing. Deleting the information is the stronger version of the same request, and it is a button.

Your California rights, and how to use each one:

• The right to know. You can ask which categories we collected, where they came from, why we collected them, which categories we disclosed and to whom, and for the specific pieces of information themselves. Settings has a Download my data button that answers all of that at once, with a section for every table we keep about you. A request covers the twelve months before you make it, and the file gives you more than that: everything we hold for your account, however old it is.
• The right to delete. Settings has a Delete my data button. It removes your account and every row we hold for it, immediately and for real, aside from the records a law makes us keep.
• The right to correct. Settings changes your name, your email address, your time zone, your daily goal and your reminder time. Changing your email sends a link to the new address before anything moves.
• The right to limit the use of sensitive personal information. Learn already limits it further than a request could: your scores and bands show you your own results and do nothing else. There is no switch here because there is no second use to switch off, and Learn asks you to answer nothing when it opens.
• An authorized agent may ask for you. Someone you appoint can make any of these requests on your behalf. Write to info@psychology.com with the agent's address and your written permission, and we will check with you directly before we act on it.
• No discrimination for asking. Using any of these rights costs you nothing. Your price, what Plus gives you, your streak, your group and your place in Learn are exactly what they were before you asked. We offer no payment or discount in exchange for your information, because we do not want it for anything but running the product.

Any of these can also go to info@psychology.com, and we answer within 30 days. We may ask you to sign in, or to answer an email we send to the address on the account, so that nobody can read or erase your profile by claiming to be you.

How long each category is kept is set out under "How long we keep it" above, and those are the clocks the nightly job really runs on rather than rounder numbers written for a notice: an error report goes once it is more than 90 days old; a profile nobody has signed in to goes on the 24 month anniversary of that last sign-in, read off the calendar rather than counted as 730 days, after one email sent at 23 months and at least 30 days before the deletion; the activity log behind your goals, your group and your statistics is kept 120 days; your group standings, shared goals with a friend and Today goal rows go 120 days after their week or day closed (a group result stays with the account, and the uncollected tokens of a shared goal wait for you); a registration whose email link was never opened goes after 7 days; and a nightly backup is kept 14 days.

If you are in crisis

If you are in crisis in the United States, call or text 988. Elsewhere, findahelpline.com. Psychology.com Learn is an educational app, not a crisis service.

The rest of Psychology.com

This notice covers Learn only. For how the rest of Psychology.com handles your information, see the Psychology.com Privacy Policy.

Contact us

Questions about this notice? Email info@psychology.com. Regenerated LLC, Sheridan, Wyoming.