Last updated November 14, 2026
Privacy
Just works inside your own accounts, so it sees private things. This page says what we keep, why, and who helps us run it.
What we keep
- Your email and time zone. To sign you in and send your notes at the right hour.
- What you ask Just to do, in your words, and the steps it saved to do it again.
- Results and notes, with small pictures of the pages it worked on, so you can see what it did.
- Documents it filed for you.
- Passwords you ask us to keep, to sign you back in when a site signs you out. They are encrypted (AES-256-GCM) in a separate file for each owner, with the key kept apart from the data. They are never written to a note, a picture or a log.
- Your details (name, address, phone and the like), only to fill in your own forms. Encrypted the same way.
- Your internet address, for two days, only to limit how often sign-in emails and free tries can be asked for.
What we never keep
- Recordings. When you speak instead of typing, the audio is turned into words and dropped. It is never written anywhere.
- Codes you type for a site’s two-step sign-in. They are used once.
What we never do
- We do not sell your data, or share it for advertising.
- We do not use trackers or advertising cookies. The only cookie keeps you signed in.
Who helps us run it
These companies process data for us, only to provide Just:
| Fly.io | Hosts the app and its data, in the United States. |
| Browserbase | Runs the browser Just works in, and keeps your sites signed in. |
| OpenAI | Reads the pages to decide each step, and turns speech into words. |
| Anthropic | Reads the pages to decide each step. |
| Resend | Sends our emails. |
| Amazon Web Services | Stores nightly backups (S3). |
| Google Fonts | Serves the typefaces on our pages, and sees your internet address when it does. |
Deleting everything
Go to Account, then Delete my account. It removes your account, everything Just did for you, filed documents, saved passwords, your details and the sessions held for your sites, at once. Nightly backups may still hold a copy. They are used only to restore the service after a failure.
Contact
Sharejust, Inc., a Delaware corporation. Questions or requests: ilias@sharejust.com.