Privacy

This page covers the jagsin.in website. India’s Digital Personal Data Protection Act (DPDP Act) applies to personal data collected here, including the contact form and the chat. Each Android app has its own privacy text on Google Play or inside the app.

If you send a contact message, we store your name, email, topic, budget range, timeline and the message so we can reply. We do not sell this data. The same details are kept in a spreadsheet file on this site so a message is not lost if email is delayed.

Free-app buttons send you to Google Play. Play’s own privacy rules apply there.

The music player, Space Wars and GoGather can create an account. None of them has a delete button. To ask about an account, email info@jagsin.in from the address used in the app. That email does not by itself delete the account.

Milana is the chat on this site. She is an AI guide, not a person. Your question is read on jagsin.in so she can reply. It is not sent to another company or an outside AI service. The page you are on is sent with the question so the answer can match it.

The conversation stays in your browser until you close the tab or start a new chat. During a custom app conversation this site also keeps a short note of those answers, including what you want built and the budget range you give, so the next question fits. That note ends when you start a new chat or close the browser.

Most questions are not saved after the reply. A question this site cannot answer, or one that asks for a contract or a formal quote, is kept as a short note so the reply can be improved later. Those notes are not sold.

To ask for a copy or deletion of a message you sent, write through the contact form from the same email address. For a saved chat note, include the question you asked.