The Useful Place provides this California-specific disclosure for residents whose personal information we process while delivering the Resculpt Services. The Useful Place is the legal entity that owns and operates the Resculpt application and all related services.
California residents have additional privacy rights under the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) and its amendments (CPRA).
We collect the same categories of data described in our Privacy Policy, use it to run the app and send communications, and honor your rights to know, delete, correct, and limit certain uses.
We do not sell your personal information or share it for cross-context advertising, and we log every STOP/HELP message for compliance.
We may disclose personal information to service providers including:
We do not sell personal information as defined by the CCPA nor share it for cross-context behavioral advertising without your opt-in. If that changes, we will provide a clear opt-out mechanism and update this notice.
All service providers are bound by written contracts requiring confidentiality, limited use, and compliance with applicable privacy laws including CCPA/CPRA.
Identifiers (including authentication data from Apple/Google sign-in), internet activity, commercial information (subscription and trial data), and geolocation inferences were disclosed to service providers for:
No categories were sold. All disclosures were for business purposes under written contracts requiring confidentiality and limited use. All service providers are contractually bound to use data only for the purposes specified in our agreements.
California residents may opt out of marketing emails via unsubscribe links, opt out of SMS by replying STOP (HELP for help), and disable push notifications within device settings or in-app toggles. Message and data rates may apply.
Push Notification Types: We send various types of push notifications including marketing and sales notifications (promotional offers, discounts, special deals), reminder notifications (workout reminders, weekly check-in reminders, subscription renewal reminders), motivational push notifications (encouragement messages, progress celebrations, achievement notifications), operational notifications (workout completion confirmations, streak status updates, afternoon/evening motivation reminders), and transactional notifications (account status updates, billing notifications, security alerts).
Service notifications tied to workouts, account security, and billing are enabled automatically when you approve device-level push permissions, but marketing emails, SMS, and promotional push reminders (including marketing, sales, reminder, and motivational push notifications) remain optional and can be managed through onboarding or the in-app Notifications tab.
Transactional or safety-critical notices may still be delivered as permitted by law even if you opt out of marketing. We retain STOP/HELP logs to demonstrate compliance with TCPA/CTIA and CPRA.
Health-related inputs (injuries, limitations, fitness goals) are treated as sensitive personal information. We use them solely to provide personalized plans and do not infer characteristics for advertising.
You may request deletion or restriction of this information at any time, subject to limited legal exceptions.
Email support@resculptai.com with "CCPA Request" in the subject, send postal mail to Ripstigen 1, 17074 Solna, Sweden, or use in-app privacy settings to initiate access, deletion, correction, or opt-out requests.
You may also contact our Privacy Officer directly at support@resculptai.com for privacy-related requests.
Only you or your authorized agent may submit a verifiable request. We may require proof of identity (e.g., matching email, recent transaction token) and signed authorization for agents.
If you use an authorized agent, we require: (1) a signed letter granting the agent authority, (2) proof of your identity, and (3) proof of the agent's identity. We may deny the request if these documents are incomplete.
Parents or legal guardians may make requests on behalf of minors by providing proof of guardianship.
We aim to respond within 45 days of receiving a verifiable request. If extra time (up to 90 days) is needed, we will notify you with an explanation.
You may submit up to two access/portability requests within a 12‑month period. Responses will cover the preceding 12 months unless you request a longer period permitted by law.
We retain records of CCPA requests and marketing STOP/HELP logs for at least 24 months as required by law and may update this notice to reflect new legal requirements. Material updates will be communicated in-app or via email.
Data deleted in response to CCPA requests may still be retained in minimal form to honor opt-out preferences or fulfill legal obligations.
Personal information destruction follows the procedures outlined in our Privacy Policy: electronic data is permanently deleted using irreversible methods, and paper documents are shredded or incinerated. Destruction occurs within five (5) days of the retention period expiration or when information becomes unnecessary.
We may decline or partially fulfill a deletion/know request if retaining the information is necessary to detect security incidents, comply with tax or legal obligations, process chargebacks, maintain suppression lists (STOP logs), or complete transactions you requested.
Whenever we rely on an exception, we will explain the statutory basis in our response.
If we are ever required to publish aggregate metrics about CCPA requests (e.g., number received, granted, or denied), we will do so via this section or a linked transparency report.
We currently do not meet the thresholds necessitating a published CPRA metrics report but maintain internal logs to comply if the requirement is triggered.