How We Use AI
Effective November 2026 · Last updated 14 November 2026
The Plain Version
- Google's Gemini models write the stories, draw the pictures and make the read-aloud voice.
- AI makes a draft. An adult reads it before a child sees it.
- We do not train AI models on your information.
What AI Does
Google's Gemini models write the story text, draw the pictures and make the read-aloud voice.
What It Sees
The child's first name or nickname, age, how they look (or the photo, if you added one), and the details you enter.
What It Does Not Do
It does not decide anything about a child, score a child, or diagnose. It makes a draft for an adult to read.
Training
We do not train AI models on your information.
We use Google's paid Gemini API. Google's paid service terms say Google does not use our requests to improve its products.
Mistakes Happen
AI can get facts, words or pictures wrong, or make a child look different from real life. Read every story before a child sees it, and redo any page that is not right.
Similar Stories
Two people can get similar stories or pictures. We do not promise that what you make is unique.
When a Person Looks
No person at Tinyverse reads your stories as they are made. A small number of staff can open an account to give support, fix a problem or stop misuse, or look at a story that was reported or that the law requires us to see. Every view is recorded.