Privacy

Last updated 20 June 2026

The short version: your journal lives encrypted on your phone. The only thing this website collects is the email address you choose to give us for the beta waitlist — nothing else.

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.

That's the whole list. No tracking pixels, no third-party analytics, no advertising cookies, no profiling.

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.