jKey privacy

jKey collects no data. It contains no analytics, no advertising and no tracking, and it has no account.

Last updated September 2026.

What jKey does with data

Data collected by Doxie Media: None.
Analytics and tracking: None. No analytics or advertising code, and no tracking across apps or websites.
Network access: None. The jKey keyboard has no network code, so nothing you type can be sent anywhere.
Where your information is kept: Your snippets, emoji groups, settings, My Words and the words you pick in Cluster Only Mode are stored on your device, in a container shared by the jKey app and the keyboard, along with a running count of words typed (never the words themselves). jKey reads the text before the cursor to suggest words; it is never saved.
Permissions: jKey asks for Full Access. iOS requires it before a keyboard can read the snippets and settings you create in its app, and it lets the Copy and Paste snippet commands use the clipboard. jKey uses it for nothing else.