Privacy Policy.

Namesium respects your privacy and is committed to protecting it. Our operations are designed to be as minimalist as our aesthetics.

Data Processing via AI

To provide naming curation, the context and parameters you input into the Taste Engine are sent securely to our third-party Large Language Model providers (including Google Gemini and OpenRouter). We do not send personally identifiable information (PII) to these providers, and your inputs are not used by us to train foundational AI models.

User Responsibility

Our curation engine is designed to process creative concepts, project premises, and abstract brand ideas. Please do not submit Personally Identifiable Information (PII) - such as real full names, physical addresses, financial details, or confidential trade secrets - into the generation prompt fields.

Data Storage

Generated names are stored in our secure database infrastructure powered by Cloudflare D1. We store this data to populate our public naming encyclopedia and session history. If you save a shortlist, an anonymous identifier is generated so you can retrieve your list later.

Bot Protection & Security

To protect our curation engine from spam and automated abuse, we utilize Cloudflare Turnstile. This service runs quietly in the background to verify human interaction without disrupting your experience. For more information on how Cloudflare processes this verification data, please review the Cloudflare Turnstile Privacy Addendum.

Analytics & Product Telemetry

We utilize Cloudflare's edge network for site performance and native, privacy-first analytics. To help us understand curation trends and continuously improve our aesthetic models, we collect anonymized telemetry data when you interact with the Studio. This includes the taste parameters you set, the text contexts you submit, and interface actions like shortlisting or evolving a name. This data is aggregated and entirely decoupled from your identity, IP address, or browser footprint. We do not use intrusive third-party tracking cookies or sell your browsing behavior to advertisers.