Privacy at JT22
This page describes what the JT22 website collects and how it is used. It covers only what the site actually does today; anything not listed here is not collected.
Membership applications
When you apply for founding membership, we store:
- Your name and email address
- What you're building (the short description you write)
- Your expected attendance frequency and, if you give them, preferred days
- A company or profile link, if you choose to add one
- A random key that prevents accidental duplicate submissions
Applications are stored in JT22's database and are visible only to the JT22 team, who use them to review membership and reply to you from hello@jt22.io.
Optional nominations
After applying, you can optionally name one to five people who belong in the room. Nomination names and links are stored with your application and used only to shape the founding group. We never contact anyone you name without your introduction.
Inquiries
If you send an inquiry about private AI compute or Onsite Perks, we store your name, email address, and message so the JT22 team can reply.
Analytics
The site records anonymous page events — such as a button click, starting the form, or a successful application — together with the page path. These events contain no names, email addresses, application text, or nominee details.
What we don't do
- We don't sell or share your information with third parties.
- We don't add you to a marketing list.
- We don't use tracking cookies or advertising pixels.
Retention and your choices
How long applications and inquiries are kept has not been decided yet — this is to be confirmed with the JT22 team. You can ask us to correct or delete your information at any time by emailing hello@jt22.io.
Questions
Email the JT22 team at hello@jt22.io.