Privacy

Last updated 29 September 2026

jambuild is a prototyping tool you talk to. This page says what it keeps, who else handles it, and how to have it removed.

What jambuild keeps

• Your name and email, from Google, if you sign in. Someone who joins by a link gives only the name they type.
• What you say to the builder, as text. Your voice is turned into text as you speak. The text is kept with your prototype. The audio is not kept.
• Your prototypes: the pages you build, and what you clicked to point at things.
• How it went: timings, which model ran, whether you built alone or with someone. This is how we find what is slow or broken.
• Feedback you send, and your email if you add it.

What jambuild does not keep

• Recordings of your voice.
• Your own API keys. If you add one, it stays in your browser. It is sent with each build, used for that build, and not saved.
• Your Google password, or anything in your Google account beyond your name and email.

Who else handles it

• Deepgram turns your voice into text.
• Anthropic and OpenAI run the models that build the page. They receive your words, the page, and any screenshot you drop in.
• Google signs you in.
• Fly.io hosts the server where your prototypes and text are stored.

jambuild does not sell your information or use it for advertising.

Who can see your prototype

Anyone who has your room's link can open the room, see the prototype and the conversation, and build with you. Share the link only with the person you want in the room. Please do not say or build anything private, such as passwords or personal details about other people.

Cookies

One, to keep you signed in. No tracking or advertising cookies.

Having it removed

Email rajivayyangar@gmail.com from the address you signed in with, and your prototypes, text and account details will be deleted.

Changes

If this page changes, the date at the top changes with it.