Spot

Sub-processors

Spot is operated by Nick Squared LLC. To run the product we use the companies below. If you coach on Spot, you are the controller of your clients' coaching data and we process it on your instructions — these are your sub-processors, and our data processing agreement commits us to telling you before this list changes.

Last updated 17 September 2026

Processors

These companies process data on our instructions, under a data processing agreement.

Cloudflare

Infrastructure and email-routing provider
What for
Domain security and forwarding support/privacy email
What they see
Network request metadata; sender/recipient details and forwarded email contents
Where
Global infrastructure; no EU-only processing promise
Their privacy policy

Microsoft Outlook

Support mailbox provider
What for
Receiving and responding to support and privacy requests
What they see
Correspondence, email addresses, attachments and delivery metadata supplied in requests
Where
Processing follows the Microsoft account service; no EU-only processing promise
Their privacy policy

Anthropic (optional AI Assist)

Processor
What for
Programme drafting and coach-requested check-in summaries
What they see
Coach-supplied briefs, selected programme structures and exercise lists; selected current and previous check-in answers when a coach requests a summary. No photos, videos or connected-device records are submitted by these coach tools.
Where
Processing follows the configured Anthropic API service; EU-only processing is not promised
Their privacy policy

RevenueCat (Spot Pro subscriptions)

Processor
What for
Recording and validating in-app subscriptions bought through the App Store or Google Play, and telling our servers when one starts, renews, lapses or is refunded
What they see
A Spot account identifier, the subscription product bought, its status and renewal date, and the store's own transaction identifiers. No card or bank details reach Spot or RevenueCat: Apple and Google take the payment and are the merchants of record.
Where
Processing follows the configured RevenueCat service; EU-only processing is not promised
Their privacy policy

Vercel

Processor
What for
Hosting, application servers, and file storage
What they see
Everything the app serves; photos, PDFs and voice notes in Blob
Where
Application functions configured for the United States (Washington, D.C.); file storage (Blob) configured for Frankfurt; delivery, logs and support depend on the Vercel service configuration
Their privacy policy

Neon

Processor
What for
The database
What they see
Accounts, programmes, measurements, check-in answers, messages
Where
Database deployment configured for the United States (AWS US East, N. Virginia); provider support and service metadata may involve other locations
Their privacy policy

Mux

Processor
What for
Video encoding, storage and playback
What they see
Form-check and coaching videos
Where
United States
Their privacy policy

Resend

Processor
What for
Transactional email
What they see
Email addresses, notification contents and delivery metadata; contents may include information supplied by users
Where
Sending can use Ireland; account data, including email metadata, logs and API records, is stored in the United States
Their privacy policy

Expo (Expo Application Services), with Apple APNs and Google FCM

Processor, and their own sub-processors for delivery
What for
Push notifications to the phone app
What they see
Device push tokens, notification titles and bodies, navigation links and record identifiers. Alerts can include a coach's first name, an exercise name or check-in status and may reveal training-related information. Private message text is not included in message alerts.
Where
United States
Their privacy policy

Payments and optional connected services

Stripe has both processor and controller roles. Optional connected consumer services operate under their own terms and permissions; connecting one is not required to use Spot.

Oura (optional)

Connected service under its own terms
What for
Daily health summaries from an account you connect
What they see
Authorised daily activity, sleep, heart and readiness summaries; connection tokens
Where
As described in Oura's privacy policy
Their privacy policy

Strava (optional)

Connected service under its own terms
What for
Publishing completed workouts to your connected Strava account
What they see
Session title, start time, duration, number of sets, total weight lifted; connection tokens
Where
As described in Strava's privacy policy
Their privacy policy

Stripe

Independent controller and processor, depending on the service
What for
Payments, payouts and subscription billing
What they see
Card details, billing address, transaction records
Where
United States and Ireland
Their privacy policy

Where your data is processed

Spot’s application servers and database are in the United States, and uploaded files are stored in Frankfurt. Video, email account data, push delivery and provider support also involve the United States or other countries. Restricted transfers require applicable safeguards, which may include adequacy decisions or contractual safeguards. Ask [email protected] for the safeguards relevant to your data. This page does not represent that Nick Squared LLC holds a Data Privacy Framework certification.

Apple Health and Android Health Connect, where supported, exchange permitted data through your device. Imported summaries then pass through Spot’s hosting and database providers. Oura imports use its cloud API; Strava receives workouts only after export permission and connection. Disconnecting does not delete copies already sent to an external service. See our Privacy Policy for the fields transferred, and our Data Processing Agreement for coach terms.

Questions about any of this: [email protected].