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Privacy Policy

This product is designed to keep data use narrow and practical. It should collect only what is needed to generate naming suggestions and explain how the result was produced.

What we collect

  • Name inputs, optional relationship inputs, and selected preferences are processed to generate the requested result.
  • These inputs may be sent to third-party AI providers so the system can generate suggestions and explanations.
  • Saved favorites stay on the local device unless a future account system is introduced and clearly disclosed.
  • Technical logs may temporarily record request errors, timing, and provider status for reliability and abuse prevention.

How we use it

  • Inputs are used to generate name suggestions, explanations, handles, and related comparisons.
  • Optional fields such as parent names, partner names, or pet details should only influence the current naming result.
  • Inputs should not be used for unrelated profiling, advertising enrichment, or identity verification.

AI providers and retention

  • Requests may be sent to third-party AI providers to generate the requested output.
  • You should avoid entering highly sensitive information that is not needed for naming.
  • Retention practices should stay as short as reasonably possible and be documented before production launch.

Your choices

  • You can avoid optional fields and still use the core naming flow.
  • You can clear browser-stored favorites locally at any time.
  • If a production version stores user data server-side, it should provide a clear contact path for access or deletion requests.
Name Studio AI

Low-risk product guardrails

Privacy PolicyTerms of Use

We aim to minimize data collection. Name inputs should only be used to generate the current result unless you explicitly save something.

AI suggestions can be imperfect. Cultural fit, popularity, and connotations may vary by region, age group, and context.