Jaksa

Delete your Jaksa account

Jaksa is made by Generative Chaos LLC. You can delete your Jaksa account, and everything in it, yourself, at any time, in any of these ways:

What is deleted

Everything Jaksa keeps for your account: your workouts with their maps, heart rate, photos and notes; your conversations with the coach; the coach’s memories of you; your goals, plan, routes, places and settings; your sign-ins; and your connections to Strava and music services. Jaksa asks Strava to cancel its access; to be sure, remove Jaksa at strava.com/settings/apps.

Your account closes the moment you confirm: you are signed out everywhere, and nobody can see or reach your data from then on. The rest is erased from our servers within the hour. Ordinary request logs of our cloud provider, which hold no workouts or conversations, expire on their own within days.

What is not deleted

Copies Jaksa already sent somewhere else at your request stay there: workouts uploaded to Strava, saved in Apple Health or Health Connect, or sent to an address you added. Delete those where they are. Counts that name nobody — such as how many runners used a street — stay too, and so do usage records in our analytics service, which carry only the account’s random id and lead to nobody once the account is erased. Signing in again with the same Apple, Google or Microsoft account later starts a new, empty Jaksa account.

Only want to remove one workout? Delete it on its own in the app, or ask your assistant. Our privacy page says what we keep and why.