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Launch & availability news
When RightRep becomes available somewhere new — a store launch, a platform, a language — the newsletter carries the announcement to your inbox.
NEWSLETTER
One email,
One email,
when there's real news.
The RightRep newsletter: store launches and availability, major release notes, and new training guides from the blog — written by a human, sent when there's something to say. It starts with the beta era, and subscribing is free.
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Your email goes to the same place the waitlist and contact forms use — a private RightRep list, nothing else.
What lands in your inbox
Four kinds of email, all of them RightRep news — nothing else ships on this list.
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Release-note digests
The highlights of major releases, distilled from the changelog — what changed, why it matters, when your build gets it.
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New training guides
When a new form, technique or nutrition guide lands on the blog, the newsletter carries the short version with a link.
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Beta invitations
Occasionally, early access to something being tested — like the open Android beta that anyone can join today.
How often? When there's news — a launch, a major release, a new guide. There is no fixed schedule, because a newsletter that mails on a schedule whether or not it has something to say is noise.
What we never do
The promises behind the subscribe button.
Never sell, rent or share the list
The email you submit is stored in RightRep's own database and used to send you this newsletter. It is not sold, rented, shared with third parties, or added to any other list.
Never third-party marketing
Every issue is about RightRep — its releases, its guides, its availability. No sponsored posts, no "partner offers", no cross-promotions.
Never manufactured urgency
No countdown timers, no "last chance" subject lines, no daily-mailing growth hacks. If an issue exists, it had something to say.
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The blog's full feed, new posts as they publish — no email, no account.
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Blog
Training guides, technique writing and launch posts — everything the newsletter summarizes lives here first.
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Changelog
Every public release, newest first, with the details a digest omits.
Newsletter FAQ
The honest answers, including the ones a marketing page usually avoids.
What does it cost?
Nothing. The newsletter is free, and it is not a sales funnel in disguise — the app's pricing is public on the pricing page, and issues link to it the same way any other page would.
How often will you email me?
When there's news. In practice: a handful of issues around launches and major releases, plus a short note when a notable guide publishes. If weeks pass silently, that's a quiet product cycle, not a dead list.
How do I unsubscribe?
Reply to any issue, or email [email protected] — a human removes you from the list. We won't pretend there's an automated one-click unsubscribe flow while sends are still handled by people; when that changes, the page changes with it.
What do you store about me?
The email address you submit, the page it came from, and a timestamp — in RightRep's own database, used only to send the newsletter. The details are in the Privacy Policy, and deleting your address is one email away.
Where are the past issues?
There's no archive yet — the list starts with the beta era. Everything already published is public today: the blog holds the guides and launch posts, the changelog holds every release. When issues exist, an archive will too.
English only?
Issues are written in English today. The site, the app and the blog are fully bilingual with Brazilian Portuguese, and the list follows the product: if a pt-BR edition starts, subscribers will hear about it here and on the Portuguese pages.
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Support, billing, privacy requests, partnerships and press — the contact page routes all of them to a real inbox.
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How your data is handled
On-device analysis, private by default, deletable in one place — the security and privacy pages document the app's whole data posture.
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Em português?
Esta página existe em português — com o mesmo formulário e as mesmas regras honestas.