Specific policies
Flojas, Blood Pressure Unlocked, RakShield, Cricket Umpire, Symptom Journal, Video Frame Lab, Pupillometer, and future apps may each publish product-specific privacy details.
privacy overview
Privacy should be protected by architecture, not only promised by policy.
teJai Technologies LLC builds human-centered AI products for health, sport, review, safety, and careful decision support. This company-level page explains the shared privacy principles behind that work.
company promise
Useful intelligence should keep control with the person.
Our products should minimize unnecessary data, explain important choices, and keep uploads intentional. When an app has its own data types, retention rules, AI behavior, export, deletion, or platform requirements, that app's privacy notice controls the details.
The teJai parent website is informational. If you email, call, or follow a contact link, we use the information you provide to understand and respond to your request.
privacy principle
Policy can change. Math cannot.
Local-first design, intentional uploads, visible limits, and clear contact paths are product requirements, not decorative promises.
how privacy shows up
Clear rules for sensitive, AI-assisted products.
Intentional uploads
When a feature uses AI or cloud processing, uploads should be explained, proportionate, and tied to a clear user benefit.
Human judgment
AI should support coaches, patients, umpires, reviewers, and families. It should not present weak evidence as certainty.
User choices
For access, export, correction, deletion, or privacy questions, contact us and we will route the request through the right support or privacy path.
privacy contact
Questions about data or deletion?
Contact privacy@tejai.tech for privacy, export, correction, deletion, or legal data requests. For general product support, use support@tejai.tech. Phone: +1-520-369-2026.
Last updated: June 13, 2026.