Privacy policy

When you create an account, our authentication provider, Clerk, processes your email address and sign-in information. Men’s Workbench stores the study notes, progress, and current-week information you choose to save.

We use this information only to operate the service: authenticate your account, save and synchronize your journal, restore your progress, maintain security, and troubleshoot problems.

We do not sell your personal information, use your journal for advertising, or share your journal with other participants or group leaders.

Your journal is private to your account and is transmitted over encrypted connections. It is stored by our service providers so it can synchronize across devices. Authorized service administrators may be technically able to access stored information when necessary to operate, secure, or support the service; Men’s Workbench does not routinely read personal journal entries.

We use Clerk for authentication and Cloudflare-hosted services for the website and its database. Those providers process information on our behalf under their own security and privacy commitments.

We retain account data and journal information while your account is active. You may open your account profile from Men’s Workbench and choose to delete your account. Account deletion removes your synchronized Men’s Workbench notes and progress as part of that process. Limited security logs or backups may remain temporarily where required for reliable operations.

You may review or export journal entries from the Journal page. You may update your email address or delete your account through your account profile. If someone invited you to use Men’s Workbench and you have another privacy question, contact that group leader while a dedicated support channel is being established.

We may update this policy as the service grows. The revised date at the top will show when the latest version took effect. If future paid services materially change how information is handled, this policy will be updated before those services launch.