Data and privacy

A turn sends your message, the chat so far and the project files the agent needs. Image requests send only the picture's description and any image you attached.

Voice input uses your browser's speech recognition. On browsers without it, paid plans send the clip to a speech model under its own terms, and OddShed keeps only the text.

The agent's models run with providers that never train on your prompts, chats or files and delete them within 30 days, apart from content a provider flags for abuse. The Privacy Policy names them.

Art and web search use specialist providers under their own published terms. They may keep request data, for example to check for abuse.

Sound comes from OddShed's own library, so no provider receives those requests. Not training is different from not processing: every provider has to process a request to answer it.

OddShed stores your account, projects and usage records so the service works. The Privacy Policy lists how long each kind is kept.

Diagnostic sharing lets our team review prompts, agent actions, generated files and results to improve the builder. It is on by default.

You can turn it off in Settings, under Notifications. Anything we publish from this review, such as a benchmark, is aggregated, anonymized or separately approved first.

Your projects stay private until you publish or share them. Publishing shows the game's title, description, thumbnail and the game itself to the people who can open it.

Unpublishing removes the game from OddShed. Copies someone already saved elsewhere may remain.

Request deletion in Settings, under Danger Zone. We delete your account, projects, published games and files within 30 days, and you can cancel until then.

This page is a plain summary. If it differs from the Privacy Policy, the Privacy Policy governs, and questions go to support@oddshed.com.