Synti AppsAI Content Policy
Last updated: 12 October 2026. Written in the same plain words as the product. If anything here is unclear, that is a fault worth reporting.
Your applications are written by a model
Every application is written by Claude or ChatGPT, running on your own computer with your own account. Nothing in it is written by hand by us, and there is no template it is copied from. The description you type is the whole input.
Whose account, and whose terms
The model is yours, not ours: we sell no AI and take no cut of what you spend on it. What you type goes from your computer to Anthropic or OpenAI under your own agreement with them, and their rules about what may be asked for apply. If they refuse something, that is their decision and not ours.
What that means for correctness
A model can be wrong in ways that are hard to spot. Every application is tried out several ways before it reaches you - it has to lint, typecheck, pass its own tests, have nothing unused in it and build - which catches a great deal and cannot catch everything. Treat a new application as you would any new software: try it before you depend on it, and keep your own copy of anything that matters.
Who owns what it writes
You do. We claim no rights in the application, in what you keep in it, or in anything it produces. What the law says about the copyright of AI-written code differs from country to country, and it is worth knowing that in some places such code may not be protected by copyright at all - that is the law's position, not a licence we ask of you.
Somebody else's rights
A model can produce something that resembles code or content somebody else owns. You are responsible for what you publish or hand to other people, exactly as you would be if you had written it yourself. If you are publishing to the App Hub, take a moment to make sure the name, the icon and what is in the application are yours to give.
The assistant inside an application
Every application the Creator makes has an assistant that can do whatever the application's own buttons can. Before it deletes or replaces anything, it waits for you to agree. What it sends to the model is what you ask and what the application's own functions answer with - nothing else, and never the application's data wholesale.
What we will not help make
Applications built to deceive, to damage the person who installs them, to collect somebody's data without their knowledge, or to break the law. The same goes for anything that infringes somebody else's rights, and for sexual material involving minors or material that incites violence or hatred. Making one is against these terms; publishing one to the App Hub is grounds for removing it and closing the account.
Not advice
An application you make is software, not professional advice. If it calculates your tax, your dose or your loan repayments, it is still you who is responsible for the result, and it is worth checking against the real thing.
Training
We do not train models, and we never receive what you ask for or what is made - so there is nothing of yours for us to train on. What Anthropic or OpenAI do with what you send them is governed by your own agreement with them; both offer ways to control it, and it is worth reading.
Telling people it is AI
If you publish an application, its page in the App Hub says it was made with Synti Apps. You are free to say so yourself wherever you share it, and in some countries you may have to.
Who we are
Synti Apps is made and run by Synti Labs. Write about anything on this page to apps@synti.co.