For business owners

You run a small business and want to know, fast, whether qypu is safe to use. Start with these five pages. Each one opens with a one-line answer.

Read these first

1. Human Review and Sign-off

   Nothing goes out without a named person in your business signing it. Here is how signing works, and what we record.

2. AI Transparency and Disclosure

   Where we use AI, which providers we use, how we label AI content for your audience, and what AI is never allowed to do on its own.

3. Brand Facts and Licence

   How you tell qypu what is true about your business, what it must never say, and how much creative freedom the AI has.

4. Billing and Refund Basics

   Clear prices, no hidden fees, cancel any time in two clicks, and fair refunds when we fall short.

5. Privacy Notice

   What personal data we collect, why, who helps us process it, how long we keep it, and how you use your rights, with annexes for each country we serve.

Also useful

• Terms of Service: The rules for using qypu. You own your content and sign every post; we run the service with care and tell you before we change these terms.
• Cookie Notice: We use only the cookies the site needs to work. If we ever add optional cookies, we will ask first, and "No" will be as easy as "Yes".
• Data Processing Addendum: The contract terms that apply when we process personal data for your business. It covers instructions, security, subprocessors, breaches, transfers, and deletion.
• Acceptable Use Policy: What you may not use qypu for. Breaking these rules can lead us to pause a post, a channel, or your workspace.
• Content and Political Content Policy: What content qypu will and will not draft. We do not produce political, election, or social-issue content for anyone, at any price.
• Account Connection and Authorisation: How you connect your social channels to qypu, what access you give us, what we record, and how to take it back at any time.
• Data Retention and Deletion: How long we keep each kind of data, and how you, your audience, or a platform can ask us to delete it.
• Security Overview: The security controls qypu has in place today, the ones still planned, and the gaps we know about. We hold no security certification yet.
• Post-Quantum Readiness: How we prepare our encryption for future quantum computers, what is in place today, what is planned, and what nobody can do yet. There is no recognised post-quantum certification for a website, and we do not claim one.
• Incident and Breach Notification: What we do when something goes wrong with your data, and how fast we tell you and the regulators.
• Accessibility Statement: We aim for qypu to meet WCAG 2.2 level AA. We have not had it independently tested yet. Tell us about any barrier and we will help.
• Children and Minors: qypu is for adults running businesses. We do not target children, and posts may show a child only with a parent's or guardian's written consent.
• Voice and Likeness Consent: We use a real person's voice or face in AI content only with their informed, written, and revocable consent. Synthetic voices are labelled.
• Valuation (AVM) Disclaimer: Our AVM engine gives an estimated value range with its evidence. It is not a professional appraisal, an offer to buy, or financial advice.
• Complaints and Contact: How to reach us, how we handle complaints and appeals, and where to go if we do not put things right.
• Service Levels (draft): Our draft targets for uptime, support response, and publishing. They are aims, not guarantees, until we can measure them reliably.
• Standard Agreement for Small-Business AI and Managed Services (v0.1 draft): A proposal for a short, open, plain-English standard contract between a small business and any AI or managed-services provider, built like Y Combinator's SAFE: one cover sheet of choices, fixed standard terms, and country modules.
• Modern Slavery and Supply Chain: The law does not yet require us to publish a modern slavery statement. We still set basic standards for the suppliers we use.
• Government and Law Enforcement Requests: We hand over customer data only when the law truly requires it, we push back on overbroad requests, and we tell you unless we are legally barred.
• Who Does What: Keeping your business safe online is a shared job. This page shows clearly what qypu does, what you do, and what the platforms and our providers do.
• Subprocessors: The companies that process customer data for us, what they do, where, and what data they touch. We give 30 days' notice before adding one.
• Certifications: We hold no security or privacy certifications yet. This page says what we hold, what we plan, in what order, and why.