Gendo AI

User retains ownership of input prompts and designs. The policy clearly states that users own intellectual property rights in the prompts they input into the platform.

Gendo owns all AI-generated outputs, but grants different usage licenses depending on the plan tier. Professional/Team plans get broader commercial usage rights while Free/Individual plans are restricted to internal use only.

Gendo uses input prompts for training on Free, Educational, and Individual plans on a perpetual and irrevocable basis. Professional and Team plan users are protected from this practice, creating a significant data usage disparity between tiers.

The policy provides general retention principles but lacks specific timeframes or deletion procedures. Data is retained as long as necessary for stated purposes, with some data stored perpetually depending on the plan tier.

Limited third-party data sharing is disclosed, primarily with service providers and business partners for operational purposes. The company commits to not selling or renting personal data to third parties for marketing purposes.

Users can opt out of marketing communications and have some data rights under GDPR and CCPA, but there are no opt-out mechanisms for training data usage on lower-tier plans where such usage occurs.

The company demonstrates awareness of data protection laws with GDPR, CCPA compliance provisions and UK ICO registration, but lacks mention of enterprise security certifications like SOC 2, ISO 27001, or industry-specific compliance frameworks.

No provisions for model explainability or transparency are mentioned. The terms acknowledge AI unpredictability but provide no mechanisms for understanding model behavior or enterprise auditing capabilities.

Basic security acknowledgments are present but specific security controls, measures, or breach history are not detailed. The policy mentions commercial security means but lacks specifics about encryption, access controls, or incident response procedures.

Significant differences exist between plan tiers. Professional/Team plans protect user data from training use and provide broader output licensing, while Free/Individual plans allow perpetual use of prompts for training and restrict output usage to internal purposes only.

The company reserves broad rights to review and remove content, with staff potentially able to access user inputs for content moderation and service provision, though specific review procedures are not detailed.

Standard legal disclosure provisions are present for government requests and law enforcement cooperation, with commitments to notify users when legally permitted. No specific litigation or regulatory issues are disclosed.

The service collects standard PII including usernames, email, IP addresses, usage data, and user-uploaded images/prompts. No sensitive personal information categories are explicitly collected, with reasonable purpose limitation for an AI image generation service.