Privacy

This page covers the Jinion CLI, the Jinion desktop app, Jinion Cloud at cloud.jinion.co, jinion.co and docs.jinion.co.

Your code and your conversations

Jinion runs on your machine. When you work with it, it sends your messages, and the files and command output the agent works with, to the model provider of the account you signed in with: Anthropic for Claude, OpenAI for Codex. Their terms and privacy policies apply to what they receive. Jinion doesn't receive it.

What stays on your machine

Your conversations, the agent's memory notes, your settings and the accounts you added stay in ~/.jinion on your machine. See the ~/.jinion folder for what is kept there.

Your Jinion account

To use Jinion you sign in with your email address or with GitHub. We keep your email address and, if you sign in with GitHub, your name and profile picture from it. During the private beta we also keep the invite code you joined with and your answers to the questions you're asked when you join. If you joined with another user's invite code, they see your name beside that code, never your email address. Your account is kept at api.jinion.co, hosted on Railway. The codes we email you to sign in are sent through Resend.

Team workspaces and decisions

If you join a workspace on cloud.jinion.co and link a repository to one of its projects, the agent records the decisions that matter as it works, and sends each to api.jinion.co. A decision holds what was decided, why and what was turned down, the files and names in the code it concerns, the branch and commits that carry it, the agent and model that recorded it, and you as its author. It never holds your code, the contents of your files or your conversation, and Jinion refuses one that looks like it holds a secret, a key or personal data.

Everyone in the workspace reads its projects' decisions, with their author's name and email address. A decision not yet in a commit is a draft: only you see it, and it is deleted after 14 days if no commit carries it. You can delete any decision of yours, and it goes for everyone; the workspace's admins can archive any of them.

The apps keep a copy of a project's decisions in ~/.jinion/team so the agent can read them without a network. It is deleted when you lose access to the project or sign out.

An admin can connect the Jinion Cloud GitHub App to a project, so decisions survive squash and rebase merges. It reads only the repositories' names and their pull requests (when they open, change and merge, and their commits). It never reads your code, your files or your issues.

What the apps send to us

While you use the CLI or the desktop app, they send us how your turns go and the errors they hit, so we can find what goes wrong and fix it:

• For each turn: when it started and how long it took, the app and its version, your operating system, the agent and model, whether it finished, was interrupted or failed, how many tools it used, what it cost as your model provider reported it, how full the context was, and events such as a compaction or a permission you turned down. The project is sent as a short code made from its folder, not its name. If the turn failed, the error message is sent too.
• Errors the apps hit: where it happened, the error message and its stack trace, the app and its version, and your operating system.

In error messages and stack traces, your home folder is written as ~, so your user name isn't in them.

The apps never send your messages, the agent's replies, your files, your code or the output of commands, unless you choose to with feedback, below. Only the Jinion team sees what is sent, in our own dashboard.

To stop sending it, type /telemetry off in the CLI, or go to Settings → Profile → Telemetry in the desktop app and pick Off. What hasn't been sent yet is dropped from then on.

Feedback you send us

When you rate an answer or send us a note, with the thumbs under an answer in the desktop app or /feedback in the CLI, we receive your rating and your note, with your account. If you also choose to send the conversation, we receive your message, the agent's reply and the steps it took, each as the tool and what it worked on, such as Read src/login.tsx. Never the contents of your files, diffs or the output of commands. Feedback is sent only when you send it, whether telemetry is on or off.

The desktop app also asks GitHub whether a newer version is out, and downloads it from there. GitHub sees that request, under its own privacy statement.

This site and the docs

jinion.co and docs.jinion.co use no analytics and no advertising trackers. The theme you pick is kept in your browser. Our hosting provider keeps the usual server logs, such as the addresses that made requests, to run the sites.

When this changes

If what Jinion collects changes, such as feedback you choose to send about a turn, this page changes first, and the changelog says so.