jevie
Privacy
Last updated 18 October 2026
Jevie is made by ClawCraft LLC (“we”). Jevie is a Mac app, with phone and Windows companions, that does what you ask. Almost everything it keeps stays on your own device. This page says what leaves it, where it goes, and how to delete it.
On your devices
On the Mac (and Windows), Jevie keeps your notes, memory, profile, screen memory (only if you turn it on), clipboard history, routines and a record of your requests in the .jevie folder of your home folder. API keys you add are kept in the system keychain. On the phone, what you ask and note is kept in the app's own storage. None of this is uploaded by Jevie, and none of it is included in phone backups.
What is sent, and why
| What | When | To |
|---|---|---|
| Your request and the context it needs (for example the text of a page or file you asked about, a picture you attached) | When answering needs a model | Jevie Cloud, which passes it to a model provider; or straight to the provider when you use your own API key |
| A recording of what you said | Phone dictation without a paired Mac | Jevie Cloud, which has it transcribed. On the Mac, speech is heard on the Mac itself |
| Search terms | When an answer needs the web | Jevie Cloud and its search provider |
| A random account token and this month's usage (calls, tokens, cost) | Every Jevie Cloud request | Jevie Cloud, to meter your plan |
| A push token | If you turn on phone notifications | Your Mac, and Google Firebase Cloud Messaging to deliver them |
| Usage counts (see below) | Once a day, only if you said yes | Jevie Cloud |
| Payment details | When you buy a plan | Stripe, on its own page. Jevie never sees your card |
Accounts you connect (Google, GitHub, Slack, Notion and others) are signed in on your Mac. Their tokens stay on your Mac and are used only to do what you ask.
Who processes it
Jevie Cloud runs on Cloudflare. Requests that need a model may be passed to Anthropic, Inception Labs (Mercury), OpenRouter, Typesafe or Google (Gemini), depending on the task and your plan. Web search and page reading use TinyFish and treg. These processors handle requests to answer them, under their own terms. Jevie Cloud does not store the text of your requests: what it keeps is your account token, your plan and this month's usage numbers.
Usage counts
If you say yes when Jevie asks, it counts how it is used: which features, whether they worked, how long they took. Every count has a fixed shape of fixed words and numbers, so nothing you typed or said, no title, file name, address or account name can be part of one. Counts are tied to a random install id, not to you, and you can read every count waiting to be sent on the Mac's record page before it goes. Saying no sends nothing and forgets the id. Jevie does not track you across apps or websites and has no advertising.
Keeping and deleting
- On your devices: delete anything in the app (“forget that…”), or delete the
.jeviefolder, or uninstall the app. - Your Jevie Cloud account: in the phone app's menu, choose Delete my Jevie Cloud account. The token stops working and its usage record is deleted. Cancel a paid plan first. You can also ask us at support@jevie.ai; see deleting your account.
- Payment records are kept by Stripe as the law requires.
Children
Jevie is not directed at children under 13 (or the minimum age where you live), and we do not knowingly collect their information.
Your rights
Depending on where you live (for example the EU, UK or California), you may have the right to access, correct, delete or export your information, and to object to its processing. Because almost everything is on your own device, most of this is in your hands already. For anything held by Jevie Cloud, write to support@jevie.ai. We do not sell or share personal information.
Changes
When this page changes, the date above changes. A material change is announced in the app.