Jackfa
JACKFA / THE DETAILS / 23 OCTOBER 2026

Privacy notice

What is stored, where it stays, and how to clear it.

01

Information kept in this browser

The workspace saves plan drafts, risk limits, follow preferences, and a local activity log in your browser’s local storage. Saving a draft or changing a limit adds an activity entry; exported files are saved through your browser. The workspace does not send drafts, limits, or activity to a Jackfa account server.

02

Sensitive information

The workspace does not request private keys, recovery phrases, payment details, or exchange passwords. Account linking is not available yet, and Jackfa is designed never to ask for withdrawal rights. Do not place sensitive information in plan fields.

03

Analytics and page delivery

The site does not add advertising cookies, analytics scripts, or third-party tracking, and its fonts and icons are served with the site itself. When a hosted page is loaded, the browser still makes network requests to deliver the site and its files. The hosting service may process ordinary request information under its own policies; this notice does not describe or control that provider’s independent processing.

04

Retention and removal

Local workspace data remains until you delete individual drafts, clear this site’s data in your browser settings, or your browser removes it. The activity log keeps up to 200 entries. Private browsing and storage settings can affect persistence. Data does not automatically move to another browser or device, so export the plans you want to keep.

05

Device access and external links

Anyone with access to your browser profile may be able to see locally saved plans and limits. Local storage is not an encrypted vault. Opening an external service, such as an alert channel or a social profile, takes you to a service governed by its own privacy practices.

06

Changes to data handling

Accounts, Telegram and push alerts, plan locks, and the public record will process information beyond this browser. This notice must be updated before that processing begins. Records stay private by default, and only plans you choose to publish become public. Review the current notice when enabling new connections.