What the founding list saves
When you join, So Peachy stores your email address, the time of sign-up, and the version of the consent statement you agreed to. It also saves a protected reference for the private removal link. We do not ask for your health history, sexual experiences, orientation, or other intimate details.
Why we ask for your email
Your email is saved for the educational and community updates you choose to receive. Sending has not started, and no confirmation email is sent at this stage. Shop purchases and personalised marketing are not part of this sign-up.
Who can access the information
The list is available to the site operator through the site’s hosting tools. It is not a public member directory. The site and database use hosting services to process and store information; visiting the site may also produce routine hosting and security logs.
Your choice and removal
Joining is optional and uses your consent. For a new sign-up, the success message provides a private removal link. Save it somewhere only you can access. Opening the link lets you remove that sign-up from the active list. Removal is immediate once you confirm it, and you can join again later.
If you submit the same email again, the original entry and original removal link stay in place. Do not share your private link: anyone who has it can remove that sign-up.
Browsing and outside links
These pages do not set advertising cookies or use a third-party marketing analytics service. Hosting or sign-in services may use essential cookies. Links to health organisations lead to separate websites with their own privacy practices.
As the community grows
This information describes the founding list. Before introducing email delivery, community accounts, or shopping, we will update the information to explain the services and data involved. This page does not claim to cover those future features.
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