Terms of use
Prod AI is a free, early product made and run by Aryan Saharan, provided as-is. It is independent: not affiliated with or endorsed by the makers of any framework it writes code for. By using it you agree to these terms.
Free credits
- Each signed-in person gets free credits every month (300 today). They come back on the 1st, and unused credits don't carry over.
- Credits have no cash value. They can't be bought, sold, transferred or exchanged for money. Prod AI takes no payments today.
- Prices, allowances and limits may change. The current prices are shown in Settings before you spend anything.
- Guests don't get credits. They use the free starter plans.
Your apps and their data
- You own what you make. You are responsible for your published apps, what they say, and the data they collect from the people who use them.
- AI helpers in a published app change that app's records (changes can be undone), and can send email only after a person approves it. Payments and other outside services aren't real yet: nothing is paid or posted.
- Don't use a published app to collect passwords, payment card details, or health or government ID information.
Acceptable use
- No phishing: don't make apps or pages that trick people into handing over passwords, money or personal details.
- No impersonation: don't pretend to be another person, company or service.
- No spam: don't use published apps, invitations or AI helper emails to send messages people didn't ask for.
- Nothing illegal, harmful or hateful, and no malware.
- Don't try to get around the limits, reach other people's data, or overload the service.
Reports and takedowns
Every published page has a "Report this page" link. We look at reports, and we may take down a published app or close an account that breaks these terms, without notice.
Guests
Guest sessions that haven't been back for a week are removed, with their projects and published apps. Sign in to keep your work.
No warranty
The service may change, lose data or go offline at any time. Generated code and AI answers can be wrong; review them before you rely on them. To the extent the law allows, Prod AI isn't liable for losses from using it.