These terms cover your use of UrAI at ai.urzen.site, including the chat interface, image tools, voice features and related pages.
UrAI is an independent project. It isn't affiliated with or endorsed by the AI labs or infrastructure providers whose models and services it connects to.
AI models make mistakes. You're responsible for checking outputs before you rely on them or share them.
1. About these terms
“UrAI,” “we,” “us” and “our” refer to the independent operation of this service. “You” means the person using it, or the organization you're authorized to act for. Questions and legal notices go to [email protected].
By creating an account or using the service, you agree to these terms. If you don't agree, don't use UrAI. Our Privacy Policy explains how personal data is handled.
2. Eligibility
UrAI is for adults. You must be at least 18 years old and legally able to agree to these terms where you live. Don't create an account for a child or let one use yours. If we find out an account belongs to a minor, we'll restrict it and handle any stored data as set out in the Privacy Policy.
Only use UrAI where it's legal to do so, and follow applicable export and sanctions rules. If you use UrAI on behalf of a company or team, you're confirming you have authority to bind them and to share whatever content you upload.
3. What UrAI provides
UrAI is a web interface for interacting with AI models and related tools: text chat, streamed responses, file and media analysis, web search, image generation and editing, speech-to-text, text-to-speech, live voice, personalization, cross-chat memory and public conversation links.
Models run through their respective API operators or routing providers—not on our own hardware. Seeing a model name in the picker doesn't mean UrAI built it or that its developer runs this site. Available features, models and routes change over time depending on region, browser permissions, account type and upstream provider availability.
4. Accounts and guest access
You can use UrAI as a guest or sign in with Google or GitHub. Keep your login accounts and devices secure—we never ask for your Google or GitHub password, so don't send passwords, session cookies, recovery codes or tokens to support or paste them into chats.
Guest access relies on a browser ID and signed cookie to track your allowance. Guest chats aren't saved to an account history, so refreshing, switching browsers or clearing site data can lose an unsaved thread. Don't rotate browser identities to bypass limits or bans. Signing out won't delete your account, and signing in with a different provider won't automatically merge separate accounts.
5. Your content and the permissions we need
Everything you send in—prompts, files, audio, images, instructions and profile info—is your “Input.” What the service generates back is “Output.” Together, we call both “Content.” You keep whatever rights you already hold in your Input.
To run the service, you give UrAI permission to host, format, process, store (for saved features) and forward your Content to the providers needed to fulfill your requests and keep the site secure. We don't sell your private messages or publish private chats. If you create a public share link, you're authorizing the public display and copying described in section 11.
Make sure you actually have the rights to whatever you submit—especially if it includes someone else's private info, confidential documents, voice or likeness.
6. AI-generated output and your responsibilities
Between you and UrAI, we don't claim ownership over your Output and assign you whatever transferable rights we might have in it, subject to applicable law and third-party rights. Because AI outputs aren't unique, other users may get similar or identical answers, and outputs may not be eligible for copyright.
Models can hallucinate facts, invent citations, output outdated or offensive text, or misrepresent real people. Formatted charts, confident phrasing and source badges don't guarantee accuracy. Double-check important facts, math and code before relying on them. UrAI isn't a substitute for medical, legal or financial advice, isn't an emergency service, and shouldn't be the sole basis for high-stakes decisions.
Always review generated code and HTML previews before running or deploying them—previews can load external scripts or assets. Don't type credentials into generated pages, and don't pass off AI output as verified human work or an official record.
7. Acceptable use
Use UrAI lawfully and don't harm others. Specifically, do not:
Create, upload or share child sexual abuse material, sexual exploitation, non-consensual intimate imagery or content that facilitates serious real-world harm.
Use the service for fraud, phishing, credential theft, malware, unauthorized access or bypassing security controls.
Harass, threaten, dox, unlawfully discriminate against or deceptively impersonate anyone, including via synthetic voice or forged media.
Infringe copyright, trademarks, privacy or confidentiality; upload stolen data; or try to extract another user's info.
Send spam, fake ad clicks or impressions, or disrupt the site's infrastructure.
Circumvent quotas, model permissions, rate limits or provider safety filters, or automate requests to dodge restrictions.
Scrape, probe or extract non-public system components, keys or other users' chats.
Pretend UrAI is an official product of a model developer or misuse our name.
Nothing here bans lawful criticism, accessibility tools, normal VPN use or good-faith security reporting. Where a specific model provider enforces stricter rules on a feature you pick, follow those rules too.
8. Files, images and device permissions
Uploading a file lets us extract text, run OCR, convert formats and send relevant parts to an AI provider. Documents often hide personal data in metadata or embedded objects—strip out anything you don't want processed before uploading.
For image generation and editing, you must have permission to use any reference image or person's likeness. Generated images and avatars may be served via public media URLs, meaning anyone with the link can view them.
Microphone, camera and screen sharing only run when you grant browser permission. Get consent from anyone else in the room or on the call before capturing them, and close sensitive windows before sharing your screen.
9. Voice and real-time features
Dictation sends audio to a transcription service, and live voice relays audio (plus camera or screen frames if enabled) to a real-time AI provider along with relevant chat context. A browser mic indicator doesn't mean processing stays on your device.
Speech recognition and voice synthesis can mishear names, drop words or alter meaning—verify anything important before treating it as a record. Live sessions may carry separate duration limits, and stopping a session stops further capture without pulling back audio already sent. Normal account chats save text transcripts; private live sessions don't save transcripts, though technical session and usage logs still apply.
10. Memory, personalization and private mode
Personalization uses your profile details and custom instructions, while cross-chat memory pulls helpful facts or snippets from saved chats into later requests. Memory isn't guaranteed to be accurate or always available, and you can view, disable or clear it in settings. Note that clearing memory doesn't delete your chat history, and deleting a chat is separate from clearing memory—see the Privacy Policy for details.
Private mode keeps a conversation out of your normal history list, but it isn't anonymous, local-only or end-to-end encrypted. Server-side temporary storage, provider processing and usage logs can still apply (see section 4 of the Privacy Policy).
11. Public conversation links and copies
Sharing a chat creates a public snapshot that anyone with the link can open without logging in. That snapshot can include messages, generated images, sources, cards and visible attachment details, so check the thread before publishing.
Other signed-in users can copy a shared chat into their own account, or download and redistribute what they see. Revoking a link disables future access through that URL (subject to caching), but it won't erase copies people have already saved, and editing the original chat won't update an old snapshot. Private chats can't be shared through this feature.
12. Third-party services and external content
UrAI depends on outside providers for AI inference, hosting, auth, storage, search, speech, weather, market data and ads. Those services have their own terms, retention policies and uptime. Outages, model deprecations or pricing changes on their end can affect UrAI even when our site is healthy.
External links, search results, previews, logos and ads lead to sites we don't control and don't endorse. Third-party model names and trademarks belong to their respective owners.
13. Usage limits, credits and availability
We apply request-rate, context, file-size, image and live-session limits to accounts and guests. Usage numbers shown in the UI are service estimates and don't map one-to-one to a provider's tokenizer or word count.
Stopping a generation mid-stream doesn't undo upstream compute already spent. If an allowance calculation looks wrong, email support with the time and chat ID (no passwords or cookies). Free allowances aren't money or property, aren't transferable, and can be adjusted or discontinued if costs or provider terms change.
Using UrAI doesn't sign you up for a paid plan or authorize any charges. If we offer paid options in the future, prices and billing terms will be shown clearly before you buy, and your statutory consumer rights remain intact.
14. Advertising
UrAI runs Google AdSense. Ads are separate from AI responses and aren't recommendations from UrAI or the models. Don't generate fake clicks or invalid ad traffic. Ad cookies and personalization choices are covered in the advertising section of our Privacy Policy.
15. UrAI intellectual property
Aside from your Content, third-party assets and open-source software, the UrAI name, UI and site materials belong to us. You get a limited, non-exclusive right to use the interface under these terms. Don't strip copyright notices, fake an affiliation or misuse our branding; open-source components stay under their own licenses.
If you send us feature ideas or feedback, we can use them to improve UrAI without owing payment—so don't send confidential business pitches expecting an NDA. That doesn't give us any right to publish your private emails or personal data.
16. Reporting problems and enforcement
To report illegal content, copyright issues, privacy concerns or security bugs, email [email protected] with the URL or chat ID, what happened and how to reach you. Don't send passwords or break into another account to collect proof.
We may look into reports, ask for details, disable links or remove content when needed, though we don't continuously monitor every chat. If you think a restriction was a mistake, email support to explain why. Filing knowingly false or abusive reports violates these terms.
17. Suspension, termination and leaving UrAI
You can stop using UrAI anytime and delete supported chats or shared links in the app. For full account deletion or a data request, email support—signing out or clearing browser storage doesn't delete your account.
We can limit, suspend or close access if needed for serious rule violations, security risks, illegal activity, provider blocks, legal demands or shutting down the service. Where practical, we'll tell you why, though urgent cases may happen without warning. Provisions that naturally survive—like liability limits, IP rules and responsibility for past actions—stay in effect after termination, and existing records follow our Privacy Policy.
18. Disclaimers
As far as the law allows, UrAI and all AI outputs are provided “as is” and “as available.” We don't promise that answers will be accurate, complete, lawful for your use case, uninterrupted or completely secure, nor do we guarantee specific response times, model availability or data recovery. UrAI isn't a permanent archive—keep your own backups of anything important.
Where local consumer laws don't allow certain disclaimers or guarantees to be waived, those mandatory rights still apply.
19. Liability and non-waivable rights
As far as the law permits, UrAI isn't liable for indirect or consequential damages from using generated output—such as treating unverified AI text as professional advice, running unsafe code or publishing material without rights.
Nothing here excludes liability for fraud, intentional misconduct, death or personal injury caused by negligence, or anything else the law doesn't let us limit. Mandatory consumer and digital-service rights in your jurisdiction continue to apply even though UrAI is free to use.
20. Disputes and applicable law
If something goes wrong, please email [email protected] first and tell us what happened and what fix you're looking for. Reaching out to us doesn't pause any legal deadline or stop you from seeking urgent relief.
Governing law and venue follow the rules that legally apply to you and the service, including any mandatory local consumer protections or rights to bring a claim in a local court. These terms don't force private arbitration or block you from complaining to a regulator or data-protection authority.
21. Changes to these terms
We may update these terms as the product, providers or laws change, updating the date at the top. For material changes, we'll post a notice in the service (or get fresh consent where the law requires it). Updates apply going forward, and continuing to use UrAI after they take effect means you accept them where permitted by law.
22. General provisions
If any part of these terms isn't enforceable, the rest still stands, and not enforcing a rule once doesn't waive it permanently. You can't transfer your account or obligations in a way that bypasses security checks or breaks the law.
Together with feature-specific notices and any separate written agreement, these terms make up the agreement for using UrAI. Mandatory local law wins over any conflict, and this English text is the official version (machine translations are just for convenience).
