MENEURO / LEGAL
Review draft · Prepared October 10, 2026 · Effective date pending
For review. Not finalized.
Bracketed items identify decisions and details that must be confirmed before publication or use. This draft is not an active enrollment or acceptance form.
1. About this draft
Meneuro is a California-based provider of virtual dating coaching delivered by human coaches. This policy explains information handling for website visitors, prospective clients, and enrolled clients. It covers the Meneuro Core Program and related communications, not the independent practices of websites or services you visit through external links.
[CONFIRM BEFORE PUBLICATION] Insert the legal entity operating as Meneuro, its business address, privacy contact, and effective date. All bracketed items require completion. This is a review draft, not an effective privacy notice.
2. Information you provide
We collect information you choose to submit when contacting us or enrolling, such as your name, email address, contact details, age or adult-eligibility confirmation, time zone, availability, program purchase, and correspondence. The final enrollment process determines which fields are required.
Coaching information can include dating profile text and photographs, intake questionnaire responses, goals, style preferences, information discussed during mock dates, coach notes, personalized written feedback, and assessments of communication, confidence, listening, and related skills. Assessments are coaching observations, not medical diagnoses or validated clinical scores.
Dating discussions may reveal sensitive details about relationships, sex life, sexual orientation, health, or beliefs. Share only information relevant to your coaching goals. Avoid submitting other people’s private messages, photographs, or identifying information unless you have permission; remove unnecessary third-party details. Do not share dating-account passwords or full payment credentials with your coach.
[CONFIRM] Finalize intake fields, mandatory versus optional information, sensitive-information handling, and how clients can decline unnecessary disclosures.
3. Website and technical information
Our website is built with Framer. Hosting and other enabled website services may process technical information such as IP address, browser and device details, pages requested, timestamps, referral information, and diagnostic logs. Information actually collected depends on the live website configuration.
[CONFIRM] Audit Framer settings, forms, logs, embeds, analytics, and installed scripts. Identify the actual data categories and providers before treating this description as final.
4. How information is used
Information is used to respond to inquiries, enroll clients, process payments, arrange sessions, deliver profile review and style guidance, conduct mock dates, prepare personalized feedback and assessments, and communicate about the program. Relevant records may also support service administration, dispute resolution, fraud prevention, and legal or accounting obligations.
[CONFIRM] Validate these purposes against actual operations. Identify any marketing communications separately, with the required consent and unsubscribe choices. Do not reuse coaching content for advertising, testimonials, research, or unrelated product development without an appropriate separate basis and disclosure. AI processing is not part of the implemented program described in this draft.
5. Payments through Stripe
Stripe is connected for payment processing. When you pay through Stripe, Stripe processes the payment details you submit, along with information needed to complete the transaction and meet its own legal and fraud-prevention obligations. Meneuro may receive transaction records, payment status, billing contact information, and limited payment-method details available through the configured integration.
[CONFIRM] Verify the checkout flow and exact information Meneuro receives or stores. Do not state that Meneuro never receives card details until the implementation has been checked. Stripe’s own privacy notice explains its processing in more detail.
6. Client management and service providers
CoachAccountable supports the enrollment Offering, including coach selection, a short consent form, scheduling the first Private Coaching Session, and purchasing the Meneuro Core Program. Further use for client accounts, coaching records, assessments, and written feedback remains under evaluation. The final policy must confirm what information is entered, who can access it, notifications, retention, and deletion.
Other providers may support website hosting, business email, video conferencing, storage, and support. They receive information needed for their functions, subject to the actual service configuration and applicable agreements. Stripe may also process information for its own purposes as described in its notice.
[CONFIRM] Complete the provider inventory, select the conferencing platform, assess provider contracts and data-processing roles, and confirm coach access, subcontractors, calendar sync, email/SMS notifications, and storage locations. Service-provider security statements do not establish Meneuro’s own compliance.
7. Video sessions and recordings
Sessions are delivered remotely. The selected conferencing provider may process account, connection, attendance, and session information under its own terms. Confirm whether chat, captions, transcription, or meeting summaries are enabled.
Any future recording requires a separate, specific consent process before recording begins. This policy and participation in a session are not recording consent. The notice must identify the purpose, participants, recipients, access, retention period, and withdrawal or refusal options. Coaches and clients must follow applicable consent requirements.
[CONFIRM] Verify current recording settings, including automatic transcription and AI meeting assistants. Recording is not authorized by this draft; finalize a separate all-participant consent workflow before enabling it.
8. Disclosures and personal boundaries
Information may be shared with assigned coaches and personnel who need it to deliver or administer your program, and with the providers described above. Appropriate disclosures may also be required by law or valid legal process, necessary to address a serious safety concern, or connected with a business transfer subject to applicable safeguards and notice requirements.
[CONFIRM] Define confidentiality commitments, access permissions, coach agreements, safety escalation procedures, and any business-transfer process. Verify whether information is sold, shared for cross-context behavioral advertising, or disclosed for others’ direct marketing. Do not publish an unsupported “we never sell or share” statement. No permission to sell coaching information is created by this draft.
9. Cookies, analytics, and privacy signals
Cookies, local storage, pixels, or similar technologies may be used by enabled website services for essential functions, preferences, analytics, or advertising. Their presence and purposes must be established from the deployed configuration rather than assumed from the website platform.
Browser settings can restrict cookies, which may affect some functions. Any additional consent or opt-out controls must match the actual technologies used. A browser Do Not Track signal is different from Global Privacy Control, which can be a legally recognized opt-out signal where applicable.
[CONFIRM] List active technologies and providers, duration and purpose, third-party tracking across sites, any advertising use, cookie controls, and actual Do Not Track and Global Privacy Control responses. Implement required consent and opt-out mechanisms before publication; none are promised as already available.
10. Security and retention
Personal coaching information deserves careful handling. The final policy should accurately describe administrative, technical, and organizational safeguards appropriate to the information processed. No online service or storage system can guarantee absolute security or confidentiality. Any legally required incident notifications must follow applicable law.
Retention should be tied to the purpose of each record, including delivering the program, handling client requests, maintaining required transaction records, and resolving disputes. A 60-day coaching program does not by itself establish a 60-day deletion deadline.
[CONFIRM] Adopt and verify access controls, coach confidentiality obligations, secure storage, incident response, and deletion procedures. Set retention periods or meaningful criteria for inquiries, intake/profile materials, session notes, assessments, feedback, payment records, backups, and any future recordings, including provider deletion limits and legal holds.
11. Privacy choices and California rights
You may ask about information held about you and request access, correction, or deletion using the contact method to be inserted below. Applicable law may require identity verification and permit exceptions, such as retaining legally required records or protecting others’ information. Requests involving a provider’s independent processing may also need to be directed to that provider.
If the California Consumer Privacy Act, as amended, applies to Meneuro and your request, California residents may have rights to know and access information, obtain portable copies, correct inaccuracies, delete information, opt out of sale or sharing, and limit certain uses or disclosures of sensitive personal information. Covered businesses must not unlawfully discriminate for exercising these rights. Authorized agents may submit eligible requests subject to applicable verification requirements.
California’s Shine the Light law may also provide eligible residents a way to request information about certain disclosures for third parties’ direct marketing, if applicable.
[CONFIRM] Have counsel assess applicability, exemptions, and operational requirements. Finalize working request channels, authorized-agent verification, response deadlines, appeal rights in other applicable jurisdictions, and any required notices at collection, category/source/recipient disclosures, and opt-out links. Do not assume Meneuro is CCPA-covered or exempt.
12. Adults, location, and external services
The coaching program is intended for adults aged 18 or older. It is not offered to minors. If you believe a minor has provided information, use the privacy contact to be inserted below so the situation can be reviewed.
Meneuro is based in California. Providers may process information in the United States or other locations depending on their infrastructure. External sites and providers have their own privacy practices.
[CONFIRM] Verify age screening and the response to minor data. Confirm service territories, international data flows, applicable transfer safeguards, and whether additional regional notices are needed.
13. Contact and policy changes
Privacy contact: [INSERT MONITORED PRIVACY EMAIL OR REQUEST CHANNEL]. Legal operator: [INSERT LEGAL ENTITY NAME]. Business mailing address: [INSERT ADDRESS]. Effective date: [INSERT AFTER APPROVAL]. These are placeholders, not functioning contact details.
The final policy will show its effective date and explain how material changes are communicated. Where a change requires consent or additional notice, the applicable process must be followed before the new use begins.
[CONFIRM] Establish the update-notification method and complete all placeholders. Reconcile the final notice with actual website, payment, and coaching workflows before publication.