Kyutcode privacy
Your worlds are yours to keep.
Last updated September 3, 2026.
What we store
We store the account details needed to operate your account, your render prompts and QR destinations, internally randomized art direction and seed, generation and credit status, scan and quality-verification metadata, and the images in your private gallery. For reliability and quality review, we also privately retain attempt history, rejected candidate images, and the recorded reason an attempt was retried or failed. We store a hashed session token, not the session token itself.
For invitation campaigns, we store the prospect details supplied for the campaign, the intended website, creative prompts, delivery status, generated artwork, a protected invitation-code hash, and any unsubscribe preference. A recipient may register with a different email; possession of the one-time code determines which account receives the invitation artwork.
Payments and protection
Card details are collected by Stripe Checkout, not by Kyutcode. We retain purchase and credit records so we can fulfil purchases and resolve support issues. We use Cloudflare Turnstile to reduce automated abuse; its challenge is verified on the server before sensitive actions proceed.
How we use data
We use your information to provide the studio, run and verify requested generations, improve generation quality, diagnose failures, protect the service, deliver credit purchases, send invitation and account emails, and respond to support. We do not sell personal information. Gallery and attempt content is private to the account that created or claimed it and authorized service operators unless you choose to share or download a finished image. Marketing messages include an unsubscribe control, and a suppressed address is excluded from later campaigns.
Retention and requests
You may request account help or deletion at support@kyutcode.com. Some payment, fraud-prevention, suppression, operational audit, and legal records may need to be retained for a limited period. Read the terms for the service rules.