Who’s responsible
Teddi Emerald, Northern Rivers, New South Wales, Australia. This policy covers teddiyeah.com, teddi.to, and the Detox the Matrix program.
For anything about your data: teddi@teddiyeah.com.
What we collect
| What | When |
|---|---|
| Your email address and first name | When you take the quiz or join a list |
| Your quiz answers, your result and your readiness score | When you take the quiz |
| Your full name | At checkout |
| What you paid, and when | When you subscribe — the record, not the card |
| What you write in the group space, and to us | While you’re a member |
| Your scan numbers | Only when you enter them — see below |
| Anonymous page views | Every visit. No cookies, no tracking across sites. |
Health information — the sensitive part
Your scan numbers, your quiz answers and anything you share in the room about how you’re feeling are health information. Australian privacy law treats that as sensitive, and so do we.
- You choose to give it. Nothing is taken automatically. If you don’t want to record a number, don’t — you can still be a member.
- It’s used to show you your own progress, and to route what you work on next. Nothing else.
- It is never sold, never shared with advertisers, and never used to market anything to you.
- Nothing goes public without you asking. If you want your before-and-after shared, you tell us in writing first. Silence is not permission.
By entering your numbers you’re consenting to us storing them for the purpose above. You can withdraw that at any time and we’ll delete them.
Why we collect it
- To give you the thing you asked for — the quiz result, the spreadsheet, the program
- To take payment and keep the records the tax office requires
- To email you about your membership, the cleanse calendar and the live clears
- To send you what you signed up for, until you unsubscribe — every email has a one-click unsubscribe and it works immediately
- To see which pages people read, in aggregate, so the site gets better
Who else sees it
Only the services that actually run the business. Each one sees the minimum it needs.
| Who | What they handle |
|---|---|
| Stripe | Payments, cards and subscriptions |
| GoHighLevel (via ivorey) | Our contact records and the emails we send you |
| Mailgun | Delivering those emails |
| Google Workspace | Teddi’s inbox, if you email her |
| Supabase | The database behind the sign-up forms |
| Umami | Page-view counts. Self-hosted by us, not a third-party tracker. |
We do not sell your data, rent it, or hand it to advertisers. We’d only ever disclose it if the law actually required it.
It’s stored overseas
Most of the services above are based outside Australia, mainly in the United States and Europe. That means your information is stored and processed overseas. We pick services that are widely used and take security seriously, but you should know it leaves the country.
Cookies
Our analytics don’t use cookies and don’t follow you around the internet. We use Umami, which counts page views without identifying you, and we host it ourselves.
Stripe sets what it needs to process a payment securely and stop fraud. Instagram sets its own if you play an embedded reel — that’s Instagram’s, not ours, and their policy covers it.
How long we keep it
- While you’re a member, and for twelve months after you leave — so you can come back without starting from zero.
- Payment records for seven years, because Australian tax law requires it.
- Ask us to delete it sooner and we will, apart from the payment records we’re legally required to keep.
Your rights
Email teddi@teddiyeah.com and you can:
- See everything we hold about you — we’ll send it
- Fix anything that’s wrong
- Have it deleted, apart from records the law makes us keep
- Take it with you — your record downloads as a file
- Stop the emails — one click in any of them, or just ask
We’ll get back to you within 30 days, and usually a lot faster. There’s no charge.
If we get it wrong
Tell us first — teddi@teddiyeah.com — and we’ll try to fix it.
If you’re not satisfied, you can complain to the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner at oaic.gov.au.
This policy may change. The date at the top tells you which version you’re reading, and we’ll email members about anything significant.