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Privacy

Your data, your call: pausing, exporting and deleting in Jambu

A short guide to the controls you keep in Jambu — from snoozing one nudge to deleting your account — and what each one actually does.

By Jambu1 min read

An open wooden drawer holding neat stacks of sage and plum cards and a small brass key.

Trust isn't only about what a tool collects. It's also about how easily you can stop it, take your information with you, or make it go away. These are the controls Jambu gives you.

In the moment

  • Snooze a Care Moment for 5, 10 or 20 minutes.
  • Pause Jambu entirely when you'd rather be left alone.
  • Choose a preference level — Gentle, Essentials or Silence — and set quiet hours.

Over the long run

  • Export your data, so you can see exactly what Jambu holds.
  • Delete your activity history and let Jambu start learning afresh.
  • Delete your account and its associated data.

What's in there to begin with

Jambu's activity information is limited to the active domain, timestamps, session duration and idle state. It is stored with Supabase, which handles the database and sign-in, and Jambu's API runs on Render. The privacy policy doesn't set fixed retention periods, which is why deletion is always available to you.

You should never need to ask permission to leave.

The privacy policy has the full details and a contact address if anything is unclear.

Curious about the details? Read how Jambu works or our privacy policy.

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