Privacy at ReviewJot

Last updated November 10, 2026

What ReviewJot does

ReviewJot helps customers put their own, genuine experiences into words before deciding whether to leave a public review. Use is optional, and ReviewJot never submits reviews to Google on your behalf.

What we collect

We record limited usage events such as a visit, choosing direct writing or assistance, generating a draft, copying it, and clicking the Google link. Each visit has a random technical identifier. These events include the participating business and time, but not your name, email address, or review text.

To help prevent misuse of our paid writing service, the server temporarily uses cryptographic fingerprints derived from request IP addresses for rate limiting. We do not store raw IP addresses in our analytics logs. A temporary session cookie supports security and site functionality; we don't use advertising trackers.

Writing assistance and OpenAI

If you request writing help, the answers you type are sent to OpenAI's API solely to produce your draft. ReviewJot does not save those answers or the draft text in its analytics logs. The API request is sent with storage disabled, but OpenAI may process or retain data as described in its applicable API policies. Avoid entering sensitive personal information.

What happens on Google

When you choose to continue to Google, you leave ReviewJot. Google's own privacy policies and review rules apply to whatever you choose to post. ReviewJot cannot see whether you ultimately publish a review.

Retention

Usage event files are automatically pruned after approximately 90 days while the service is in use. Short-lived security counters are discarded as their time windows expire. Because the service is an early beta, the operator may also manually remove analytics logs.

Contact

For privacy-related questions, contact the business that shared this page and ask to be connected with the ReviewJot operator.