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Effective July 1, 2026 · updated October 8, 2026 (added Google PageSpeed and the licensing form; removed Google Fonts, which this site no longer loads; stated how long records are kept) · Strua Practice is run by Nicholas Gehle, Psy.D., a licensed psychologist, which is why this page is short, plain, and honest.

What we collect, and when

What we do with it

What we don't do

Who processes it

Cloudflare (hosting, the 24-hour badge-image cache, anonymized analytics, and standard server logs), Kit (email list and the $49 checkout) together with Stripe, which processes the card payment on Kit’s checkout page (we never see your card details), and Google PageSpeed Insights (only the address you submit for the optional speed check). The typefaces on this site are served from our own domain, not from Google. When you leave an email, share an ambition, or ask about licensing, that submission is also sent as a message to the founder's phone (Telegram) so he can reply personally. No one else receives your data, and we never sell it.

Your choices

Unsubscribe anytime via the link in any email. Want your email and scan records deleted? Write to hello@strua.app and the founder will remove you from the mailing list and delete the notification messages himself, not a ticket queue. Three honest limits: scan results aren’t stored unless you leave your email (then we keep the address you scanned and the summary count with your email in a log that is written once and deleted automatically after about three months); a badge image, if you use one, is cached for 24 hours and expires on its own; and our anonymized analytics rows are written once and deleted automatically after about three months rather than being edited one by one. Your email stays on the mailing list until you unsubscribe or ask us to delete it. Any score history an earlier version saved in your browser is yours to clear; it never leaves your device.

A note on scope

This site is about your practice's website, not your clients. Nothing here collects, stores, or touches client or patient information, and nothing here is therapy or clinical advice.