Privacy notice
Last updated: 2026-06-27
What we collect
When you submit a form, we collect the name, email, company and message you provide, plus service, page, locale, urgency, data type, source, campaign and consent. Do not submit files, confidential contents or model keys through a public form.
Why
To reply to you, to gauge demand for upcoming services, and to contact waitlist members when the relevant service opens. We do not sell your data.
Where it goes
Submissions are stored in our CRM and demand ledger, measured in product analytics, and may trigger email notifications, all operated by AI Jungle and its processors. Data is retained while your enquiry is active and you may ask us to delete it at any time.
Files and BYOK credentials
They are accepted only after a work order is approved, inside the protected Pitstop or AIJ-OS workspace. The applicable retention period, model provider and any additional processor are confirmed with that scope.
Your choices
Email hello@welcometotheaijungle.com to access, correct, or delete your data, or to unsubscribe. This site is operated by AI Jungle — welcometotheaijungle.com.
Measurement choices
Optional visit and click measurement uses PostHog and Google Analytics 4. You can separately allow Microsoft Clarity’s masked session replay. These three tools load only after the corresponding permission and may store identifiers in your browser. Form field contents are not added to browser analytics events; page addresses and referrers are filtered. Use “Privacy choices” at the bottom of the page to refuse or withdraw permission at any time. Withdrawal clears the associated browser storage and reloads the page. Contact forms continue to work independently. Existing Cloudflare performance measurement remains separate.
Exception: in some countries outside the EU, such as the United States, visit measurement starts on arrival with a notice that lets you opt out, and session replay still waits for your OK; visitors in the EU, from an unknown country or whose browser sends Global Privacy Control always get the opt-in banner.
Each time the consent banner appears or a choice is made, the site sends PostHog (EU servers) one anonymous count (the choice, the page path and the language) under a new random identifier, with no cookie, nothing stored in your browser and no visitor profile, so we can see how often the banner gets an answer.