Your Privacy Choices

This page exists for one reason: to let you see — and change — the privacy choices FitTrainr asks you to make. It also satisfies the California "Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information" requirement (CCPA/CPRA), but you don't need to be in California to use it, and you don't need an account.

The short version

• We never sell your personal information for money.
• Your wellness and fitness data is never shared with advertisers. Workouts, nutrition logs, body weight and measurements, progress photos, coaching messages, client records — there is no switch for any of that below, because it is not shared, full stop.
• The only opt-in sharing is one advertising pixel — the Meta Pixel, off by default, on only if you say yes: on this marketing website via the switch below, and on two sign-up pages of the app (/register and /select-plan) via the app's own advertising consent.
• The only opt-out sharing is Google Ads conversion reporting — when a coach who arrived from one of our Google ads signs up or purchases, our servers tell Google the ad worked. This page tells you how to stop that, and Global Privacy Control stops it automatically.

Your choice on this browser

Your choice is stored in this browser only — it is not tied to an account, and you would need to set it again in another browser or after clearing site data. Turning it off stops the pixel and deletes its cookies from this site.

What the switch controls

When the switch is on, our marketing pages load the Meta Pixel, which shares two categories of information with Meta Platforms, Inc.: identifiers (a random cookie ID and your IP address) and internet activity (which public marketing pages you view, whether you click a sign-up button, and ad-click identifiers when you arrive from a Meta ad). We use it for ad measurement and retargeting — nothing else. Meta processes this data under its own privacy policy as an independent controller. California law calls this kind of disclosure "sharing" for cross-context behavioral advertising; the full disclosure lives in section 7 of our Privacy Notice. When the switch is off, the pixel script is not loaded at all — nothing is shared.

The switch governs this marketing website. The app asks its own, separate advertising-consent question before the pixel can run on its two sign-up pages (/register and /select-plan); that choice is off by default too and is managed in the app. Everywhere else in the app, the pixel is simply never present — there is no setting that could turn it on.

Google Ads conversion reporting — how to opt out

Separately from the pixel, when a coach who reached the app through one of our own Google ads signs up or purchases, our servers report that conversion to Google Ads. The report contains the Google ad-click identifier from the link, the date and time, the conversion value and currency, and a Stripe order reference — and never your name, email, wellness or fitness data, or any client data. Google processes it as an independent controller under its own privacy policy. California law (CCPA/CPRA) treats this as "sharing" personal information for targeted advertising, and you can opt out of it — two ways:

• Global Privacy Control. If your browser sends the GPC signal, the ad-click identifier is never stored in the first place — not in this website's local storage, not in a cookie, not on any record — so there is nothing to report.
• Tell us to stop. Send a Do Not Sell or Share request to support@fittrainr.com from the email address on your account. We delete the ad-click identifiers stored for you; once they are gone, no conversion is reported to Google. If you have no account, nothing is held on our servers for you; clearing your browser's site data for this website removes the local-storage entry.

The full disclosure — exactly what is sent and what never is — lives in section 7 of our Privacy Notice.

Global Privacy Control

Global Privacy Control (GPC) is a browser setting that tells every site you visit "do not sell or share my personal information" — automatically, so you don't have to click through a banner on every site. Some browsers support it natively and others via an extension.

We treat GPC as binding. If your browser sends the signal, advertising stays off on this site and no ad-attribution entry is kept in local storage, no matter what — it overrides the banner, and it overrides any earlier opt-in recorded above. On the app, the same signal keeps the pixel off its two sign-up pages, prevents the ad-attribution cookie from ever being set, and stops any conversion report to Google. The control above will tell you when GPC is active.

Other ways to exercise your rights

For access, correction, export, deletion, or any other privacy request, see the Privacy Notice or email support@fittrainr.com. You can also manage how Meta itself uses data about you in Meta's ad preferences.