Privacy

Jank AI Privacy Notice

Version privacy-native-20261019-v1. Published October 19, 2026.

Jank AI Privacy Notice Last updated: October 19, 2026 This Privacy Notice explains how the Jank AI website and native Jank 3D Engine client handle local projects and saves, account data, synced content, AI dialogue and speech, uploads, reports, and operational records. 1. Data We Collect - Account data such as username, email address, login provider, date of birth, age band, account tier, membership and subscription state, and account settings. - Billing records such as Stripe customer, Checkout Session, payment, invoice, refund, dispute, and subscription identifiers; product and price identifiers; transaction amount and currency; credit fulfillment; and billing status. Jank AI does not store complete payment-card numbers. - Content you send to Jank AI, such as Character Bank companions, released Character Library cards, personas, context notes, avatars, profile text, and game or creator content submitted through available sharing features. - AI dialogue data needed to provide conversations with characters, including messages, relevant game context supplied by the client, character instructions, selected persona and memory context, conversation metadata, prompt debug data when enabled, and provider response metadata. - Speech requests and generated audio needed to provide text-to-speech, including the text to be spoken, selected voice settings, and any reference audio used for that voice. - Moderation and safety data such as user reports, report details, reported content snapshots, safety incidents, moderation notes, staff audit logs, bans, and enforcement records. - Operational data such as IP address, browser or app user agent, request timing, failed login events, email delivery state, queue/model failures, and server logs. 1a. Local Files and Account Sync - The native client stores local projects and drafts, node graphs and JavaScript, imported assets, installed or cached game-content packs, game saves, and client settings on your computer. Opening or editing a local file does not automatically publish it or upload the whole project to Jank AI. - When you save or sync an account persona, Jank AI stores the submitted name, prompt sections, appearance settings, and any uploaded thumbnail with your account so supported clients can retrieve them. These account records are separate from local game saves and project files. - Signing in, accessing account services, downloading content, sharing content, and requesting AI dialogue or speech involve network requests. Jank AI receives the data submitted for those operations, together with the operational data described above. Local storage does not mean all client activity is offline. - Local debug reports can contain device and graphics information, client settings, file paths, and runtime diagnostics. If you send a report or screenshot to support, the information it contains is shared with Jank AI. Review it before sharing. 2. Private Chat Privacy - Private chat message content, stored prompt debug transcripts, and stored raw provider response data are encrypted at rest in Jank AI's database. - Jank AI moderator and admin screens do not provide a private chat-log viewer. - Staff do not normally see private chat logs. - The live application decrypts private chat content only as needed to run chat, build prompts, save conversation history, regenerate responses, perform safety checks, and process user-requested features. - Operators with direct server, database, key, or code access may have technical ability to recover data when legally required, during security response, or for critical service repair. 3. Reports and Moderation Visibility - If you report a character, game content, user issue, or assistant response, the report may include the report reason, your written details, the reported content, and related raw prompt/provider text needed to investigate the issue. - Staff can review report snapshots and safety incidents. This is separate from general private chat browsing. - Staff notes, moderation decisions, and audit logs are not shown to normal users. 4. How We Use Data - To provide accounts, login, the native client and game-content downloads, characters, AI dialogue and speech, persona sync, context notes, Character Library, Character Bank, creator tools, moderation tools, billing/membership-linked features, and support. - To operate safety systems, prevent abuse, investigate reports, enforce rules, diagnose failures, and protect Jank AI. - To communicate account, security, moderation, membership, password reset, email confirmation, and service notices. 5. Sharing and Service Providers - When you use online AI dialogue, Jank AI processes the message and relevant context submitted by the client. Prompts sent to configured AI/model providers can include character instructions, selected persona information, conversation history or memory, and game context used to generate the reply. A local project is not uploaded in full merely because you open or edit it. - When you request generated speech, Jank AI and the configured speech provider process the text to be spoken and voice settings, including reference audio where needed for the selected voice. Generated audio is returned to the client and may be stored or cached to deliver or replay it. - Downloading official games, asset packs, or updates contacts Jank AI or its download hosting. External mod sites and other services you choose to use receive requests directly and apply their own privacy practices. - Email providers, hosting providers, payment/membership platforms, analytics/monitoring tools, and storage/backup systems may process data needed for their role. - Stripe processes Checkout, payment, subscription, refund, dispute, fraud-prevention, and customer-portal data. Stripe, Google, Discord, Patreon, SubscribeStar, and similar third-party services have their own privacy practices when you use them. - We may disclose data if legally required, to protect rights and safety, to investigate abuse, or to operate the service. 6. Public Content - Released Character Library cards, visible creator tags, public profile links, and other content you publish publicly are public by design. Games, node graphs, scripts, and assets you export or share can be read by their recipients, including through available creator tools. Personal Character Bank content and local drafts are not made public simply by using those tools. - Do not publish information you want kept private. 7. Data Retention - Jank AI keeps account, character, chat, upload, report, and moderation records while an account is active so the service can work, investigate abuse, enforce safety rules, and recover from operational problems. - Before guest access begins, Jank AI stores a protected adult-access confirmation in the browser. - Guest anti-abuse identifiers and the protected adult-access confirmation may be retained for up to 7 days so guest allowances can be enforced. - Registering or logging in does not automatically upload local projects or game saves. - Users can request deletion of account data through the privacy contact on the public contact page. - Some records may be retained when needed for security, abuse prevention, legal obligations, moderation history, legal claims, or backup rotation. - Backup copies may remain until backup rotation removes them. 8. Security - Jank AI uses access controls, encrypted private chat storage, server-side logging limits, and operational safeguards to reduce exposure. - No online service can guarantee absolute security. 9. Your Choices - You can edit or delete much of your own created content from inside the app. Local project files, imported assets, and saves are managed on your device; deleting an account does not delete files on your device or copies already shared through external services. - You can request account data deletion through the privacy contact page. - You can manage or cancel Jank Plus through the Stripe billing portal. You can stop legacy Patreon or SubscribeStar support directly through those services. 10. Changes to This Notice - We may publish a new Privacy Notice version at any time. - The newest active version is shown on the public Privacy Notice page. - Old versions may be retained for legal and operational records. 11. Contact - Use the public report-abuse/contact page for privacy requests, abuse reports, copyright reports, illegal-content reports, or account-data deletion requests.
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