Updated September 16, 2026
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What you sign up for
The signup forms request email updates about bipolar.ai articles, practical resources, and the planned mood tracker. Signing up does not create a software account or start a paid subscription.
What we store
We store your email address, signup time, the page/form you signed up through, and your email preference. Our hosting systems may also keep technical request logs, such as IP addresses, for operation and security. The signup form does not ask for a diagnosis, mood entries, or journal content.
How it is used
We use the list to send the updates you requested and understand which signup forms are used. Email addresses are not sold. Email delivery providers may process your address to deliver these messages when emails are sent. The example mood entries on this site are illustrative and collect no information from you.
Stop emails
After your first signup, save the private email-preferences link shown on screen. It lets you unsubscribe without a password. Future marketing emails must include this link too. Unsubscribing removes your address from the active bipolar.ai list and retains a suppression preference to avoid further sends.
Remove your signup record
Your private email-preferences page also includes a removal control. Keep that link private. To protect your preferences, typing an existing address into the signup form does not reveal its private link or reactivate an unsubscribed address. If you lose the link, use the preferences link in a future email. No automated welcome email is currently sent.
These controls apply to this site's email list, not to any separate software account. We will publish separate data controls before collecting journal entries or offering AI coaching.
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