When you create or use a Beam account, we may collect information you provide directly to us, such as your name, email address, login and authentication details, profile information, Studio or business information where applicable, subscription details, account settings, communication preferences, and any other information you choose to provide.
We also process the content you create, upload, or store through Beam. This may include class plans, custom exercises, notes, photographs, videos, links, calendar information, exercise submissions, community posts, comments, and other User Content.
Some Beam features allow you to enter your own notes or free text. Because you control what you add to these fields, you may choose to enter information that Beam did not request. The availability of a free-text field does not mean that Beam asks for or encourages the submission of medical, health, or other sensitive information. Beam does not provide dedicated client medical profiles and does not intentionally request diagnoses, medical reports, treatment records, clinical documentation, or confidential patient files.
When you access or interact with Beam, we may automatically collect certain technical and usage information. This may include your IP address, device type, browser type, operating system, application version, login and session information, approximate location derived from your IP address, feature interactions, device or application identifiers where applicable, diagnostic and performance information, and security-related events.
If you use Beam’s community features, we may process the posts, comments, images, links, and other content you choose to publish. Content you intentionally post in community areas may be visible to other Beam users. We may also process support requests or reports relating to community activity.
When you contact the Beam team for support or assistance, we may collect your name, email address, the details of your request, correspondence, attachments you choose to provide, and any other information reasonably necessary to respond to you.