Privacy Policy
Last updated: October 18, 2026
IVAI rebuilds images from their pixels in your browser without copying the original embedded metadata. This policy explains what data the application handles.
What we don't do
We do not sell your data. The application does not use browser fingerprinting or upload your images. Hosting and authentication providers may process technical request data under their own policies.
Image processing
Signed-in users can process images and preview the results entirely in their browser. Downloading processed images requires Pro. When you click Download, the application checks your current plan in the database; Free users are shown the upgrade offer. Original images and processed outputs are not uploaded to or stored on our servers. There is no server-side image history or plan-based image retention window.
Execution records
For processing attempts, we store an execution identifier, your account identifier, and whether the attempt succeeded or failed. We also maintain your total execution count. These records do not contain image files or image pixels.
Account data
You register and sign in with an email address and password through Supabase Authentication. We store your account identifier, email address, Free or Pro plan, and total image execution count to manage access and display your profile.
Payment data
Pro is offered at a one-time payment of US $9.90 for lifetime unlimited image processing, with no recurring subscription charges. Upgrade to Pro opens an external Whop checkout page, where Whop handles payment details under its own policies. The application does not collect card details through this link. When you click it, we attempt to record a boolean pro_link_clicked flag on your account. This records a link click only, not a completed payment, and does not change your plan.
Your choices
You choose which images to process and whether to download the outputs. Since image files stay in your browser, there are no server-side image copies to delete. You may request account deletion; deleting the authentication account also removes its application profile and execution records.
Contact
Questions about this policy? Reach out to the address listed on our site.