What happens to the photos you upload

The uploads

When you generate, your uploaded photos are sent to the image-generation provider (Google's Gemini API) to produce the result. They are never written to our database; while a generation is rendering in the queue (usually 2–10 minutes) they may be held briefly in private storage, and they are deleted as soon as it completes. The generated photos are different: those are saved to a private My Photos gallery on your account, visible only to you, so you can re-download them later.

The account

Signing in with Google gives us an account identifier. Against it we store your remaining credit balance and which package you last bought. That is the extent of the profile. Authentication is handled by Firebase; your Google password never reaches us.

Payments

Purchases go through PayPal or KG Inicis (PortOne). Card details are entered on their secure checkout and never touch our servers — we receive only a confirmation that an order completed, so we know how many credits to add.

Consent

Couple mode requires a photo of another real person. Upload it only with their knowledge. This is in the terms because it matters, not as boilerplate: generating images of an identifiable person who has not agreed to it is the misuse this product is most exposed to, and we would rather say so on a page you might actually read.

The full detail is in the privacy policy and the cookie policy.