Last updated 2026-10-01
1. What we keep
Account: your X user ID, your @handle, and when you first and last signed in.
Wallet: if you connect one, the address and the X account it is bound to (one address per account).
Analyses: each run's scope, the public posts fetched, the model's reading of each post, the aggregated results, and the card produced.
Cost: the twitterapi credits and TypeSafe tokens each run spent, for billing and audit.
Jevvis Alpha ledger: your balance, top-up transaction hashes, subscriptions, every charge, and creators' earnings and claim requests. Money records are not deleted when you unsubscribe.
Groups and notifications: the groups you create (name, members, rules, on/off) and every notification (with its snapshot and whether it was read).
Launches: the launch details you submit, the launching wallet address, and the on-chain result. Public once they pass the check; uploaded images are stored in public Cloudflare R2.
API keys: only a hash and a name, never the key itself.
Creators' public profile: for listed creators we fetch and keep their public X avatar and follower count, shown on Jevvis Alpha and in group tables.
2. What we do not keep
Your X access token. It is not retained once sign-in completes.
Your X password — we never see it; sign-in happens entirely on X's own pages.
Your private posts or direct messages, or anything that needs permissions beyond the ones we ask for. Those scopes cannot read them.
Your wallet's private key. Signing and transactions happen inside your own wallet.
3. Third parties the data passes through
twitterapi.io — how we fetch public posts from X.
TypeSafe (Jevvis) — post text is sent for reading. What we send is the post's own text and any quoted text; it does not include your avatar, display name, or follower count.
Cloudflare — hosting for the site and the backend, and storage (R2) for launch images.
Robinhood Chain — top-ups and launches are public on-chain transactions; anyone can see the addresses and amounts on chain.
pons — the launchpad contracts launches use.
We do not sell your data and we do not use it for advertising.
4. Public sharing
A share link exists only once you create one. The public page carries your @handle only — avatar, display name, and follower count are stripped on the server and never appear in the response.
You can revoke at any time, and the link is then dead permanently.
5. Retention
The model's reading of a given piece of text for a given question is cached permanently, keyed by a hash of that text. This is what keeps a repeat analysis from spending tokens again, and it means the same public text may be read once and reused across analyses. That cache holds no account identity.
Your runs and cards are kept until you ask us to delete them.
6. Your choices
Sign out of X: your cards and history become unreachable (nothing is deleted — they are keyed by your X ID, so they simply cannot be looked up).
Disconnect your wallet: this does not affect your X session.
Revoke a share: any link you handed out stops working immediately.
Delete your data: email aijevvis@gmail.com, or contact us at @jevvisos on X.
7. Cookies
We use: the X sign-in session, the wallet sign-in session (`jv_wallet`, plus `jv_wallet_challenge` briefly while you sign), and one that remembers your chosen language. No advertising or tracking cookies.
During a top-up the transaction hash is kept in your browser's localStorage so a closed tab can pick up the confirmation again; it is removed once credited.