No signup required
You can use JTMWYD without submitting a name or email address. Optional analytics do not control access.
What the service processes
We process the company domains and requests you submit to return reports and run research. Infrastructure providers process network information needed to deliver the service, prevent abuse, and enforce rate limits. Company reports contain public website information and source links. Private extension captures and Build drafts stay in the extension’s browser storage unless you choose to export or send them.
Optional analytics
Only after you accept analytics, we use PostHog to measure page views, company-report visits, tabs, feature actions, errors, referral domains, and campaign source/medium/name. Random browser identifiers distinguish returning browsers. We do not send search text, form contents, private drafts, full referring URLs, raw IP addresses, or raw user agents to PostHog. We do not use advertising cookies or session recording. Aggregated daily usage reports are delivered to our internal Slack channel.
API and MCP service telemetry records route templates, response status, timing and declared client family separately from browser analytics. It uses daily rotating network hashes or per-request identifiers. Requests with Global Privacy Control or Do Not Track signals are excluded from PostHog telemetry.
Your choices and storage
Analytics are off until you accept. Accept and decline are equally available, and you can change your choice using Privacy choices below. We honor Global Privacy Control and Do Not Track. A necessary consent preference is stored for up to 180 days. When you accept, a random visitor ID and first-touch campaign/referrer are stored locally; a session ID lasts for the browser tab’s session. Declining removes those local analytics identifiers and stops future analytics. Withdrawing consent does not erase events already received by PostHog.
Website and extension preferences are separate. Clearing browser storage or reinstalling the extension resets the choice. Existing beta signup records, if you previously submitted one, are retained; this release does not delete them. They are no longer required for access.
Service providers
Cloudflare hosts and protects the service. PostHog processes analytics, and Slack receives internal aggregate reports. Processing may occur outside your country. Browser storage can be cleared through your browser or extension settings. This release does not set a new retention deadline for historical server records.
Policy updates
We will update this page if data practices change. A change in analytics purposes will require a new consent choice.