RACEprompt — Privacy

Privacy Policy

Effective: April 26, 2026 · Last updated: April 26, 2026

The 60-second version

Hey — it's Jonesy. I built RACEprompt and I'll be real: the part of a privacy policy that matters most is what's actually happening with your data. So here's the short version up top.

Your prompts go to one of three AI providers (Anthropic, OpenRouter, or Azure) when you tap Run. I don't keep them on my servers beyond the few seconds it takes to relay the request and stream the answer back. Your prompts you save in the app live on your device.

Apple handles every iOS purchase. Stripe handles the web-only Sprint tier. No tracking pixels. No advertising IDs. No resale of your data — ever. Full detail below.

1. Who this covers

This policy covers RACEprompt on iOS, the macOS Catalyst build, the Android build, the watchOS companion, and the web app at app.drjonesy.com. Operated by Jonesies Solutions LLC (Dr. Renaldo "Jonesy" Jones, sole owner). Questions go to hello@drjonesy.com.

2. What I collect

Account info

Prompt content (this is the part that matters)

RACEprompt has two flavors of prompt data and they're treated differently:

Purchase info

Diagnostic data

3. What I don't collect

4. Where prompts go when you tap Run

RACEprompt has a 3-provider fallback architecture. The first provider in the chain handles the request; if it errors or times out, the next one picks up. You can disable any of them in settings.

Anthropic (Claude)Primary provider. Prompts are sent to Anthropic's API. Anthropic's privacy policy applies to that data: anthropic.com/legal/privacy. Per Anthropic's policy, API traffic is not used to train their models by default.
OpenRouterFirst fallback. OpenRouter routes to multiple underlying models depending on availability. Their privacy policy: openrouter.ai/privacy. Note that OpenRouter is itself a relay — the model behind your request may be operated by another provider.
Azure OpenAISecond fallback. Hosted by Microsoft. Microsoft's privacy statement applies: privacy.microsoft.com/privacystatement. Azure OpenAI does not use your prompts to train OpenAI's foundation models.

What I keep on my side: a request log line with timestamp, provider used, success/failure, and token count. No prompt content. No response content. The log line is for debugging and capacity planning. It's purged after 30 days.

5. Bring Your Own Key (BYOK)

If you add your own API key in settings, your prompts go directly to that provider using your key. The key is stored in your device's Keychain (iOS / macOS) or Keystore (Android). It is never transmitted to me. If you sync, the key is encrypted with a per-account secret and unwrapped only on your devices.

6. Apple specifics

7. Your rights

Under GDPR: you have rights of access, rectification, erasure, restriction, portability, objection, and the right to lodge a complaint with your supervisory authority. Under CCPA / CPRA: you have the right to know, delete, correct, and opt out of sale (though I don't sell data, period). For both, the contact is the same: hello@drjonesy.com.

8. Children's privacy

RACEprompt is rated 4+ on the App Store but it's built for general audiences and isn't directed at children. I don't knowingly collect personal information from anyone under 13 (or under 16 in the EEA / UK). If a parent or guardian believes their child has provided info, email hello@drjonesy.com and I'll delete it within 7 days.

9. Where your data lives

Cloudflare's edge network in the United States is the primary infrastructure. The AI providers I relay to operate globally. By using RACEprompt outside the US, you consent to your data being processed in the US and wherever the providers' infrastructure runs.

For EU / UK users: I rely on the EU → US Data Privacy Framework and Standard Contractual Clauses where the framework doesn't apply. Provider-side transfers are governed by each provider's own DPF / SCC posture.

10. Security

11. Changes to this policy

If I change this materially, I'll email registered users at least 14 days before the change takes effect, and bump the "Last updated" date at the top. Minor wording fixes I just push.

12. Contact

One inbox for everything. hello@drjonesy.com. I read every email myself — usually inside 24–48 hours.

If anything in here seems off or you want clarity on a specific data flow, just ask. I'd rather be specific than impressive. — Jonesy