For account access, membership questions, or a privacy request, email the dedicated Due East address. Please do not include your password, full payment-card number, government identification, or unrelated medical records.
Choose Set up or reset my password when available on the sign-in screen. Recovery is designed to work by verified email, not by text message. If the option is unavailable, no email arrives, or you cannot access that email account, contact us for help. A support representative will never ask you to email your password.
Membership
Billing and subscriptions
For an iPhone subscription, use your Apple Account subscription settings to view, manage, or cancel it. Deleting the app or signing out does not cancel a subscription. Email us if access does not match an Apple purchase or restoration.
Open Settings, tap your name, then Subscriptions, or follow Apple's cancellation instructions. Deleting your Due East account also does not cancel an Apple subscription.
Privacy
Your records and choices
Use the account privacy controls available in your app version. You can also email us for help accessing, correcting, or deleting information, including if you cannot sign in. We may use proportionate verification to protect your account. See the Privacy Notice for details.
Training and coaching
Plan or scheduling questions
Members with applicable coaching access can use Connect for plan questions and call scheduling. Foundation is self-guided and does not include personal coaching, messages, calls, form review, or nutrition coaching.
Before you write
Describe the screen or feature involved and what you expected to happen.
Include the email address linked to your account only when needed to identify it.
For a purchase issue, include the product name and date, but do not send payment-card details.
For a technical problem, include your iPhone model and iOS version if you know them.
Due East provides general fitness education and wellness support, not medical care, diagnosis, rehabilitation, physical therapy, or medical nutrition therapy. Rob Murphy is not a physician, registered dietitian, certified personal trainer, or certified strength and conditioning specialist.