Privacy
Plain language · updated 24 July 2026
Foreigndly is a small travel-language app. We collect as little as possible, and here is all of it.
What we store
- Your email address — only if you sign in. It's your whole account; there is no password.
- Learning progress — a counter of phrases you've practiced, synced so it follows you across devices.
- Kit unlocks and purchases — which kits you've unlocked. Payments are processed by Stripe; your card number never touches our servers.
- Country requests — if you ask us to build a kit, we keep the request so we can email you when it's ready.
- Standard server logs — IP address and pages requested, kept briefly for security and capacity planning.
What we don't do
We don't sell your data. We don't track you across other sites. We don't use analytics cookies. The only cookie we set is the strictly-necessary one that keeps you signed in.
Ads
Free kits may show a small banner. If we ever introduce personalized ads, you'll be asked for consent first (in the EU/UK, via a proper consent dialog) — and "no" will always be an option that keeps the site working.
Where your data lives
On servers in the United States (Google Cloud), encrypted in transit (HTTPS everywhere). Sign-in emails are delivered by Resend; payments by Stripe — each sees only what's needed for their job.
Your rights
Delete your account any time on your account page — it erases your email, progress, unlocks, and requests immediately (purchase records are kept for accounting, detached from your identity). For a copy of your data or anything else: email us.