Privacy and terms

Short version: no accounts, no cookies, no ads, and nothing sold. Here is exactly what goes where. Last updated October 27, 2026.

On your device

• Your build progress, which step you are on, and settings like the voice, saved in your browser's local storage.
• Your own Gemini API key, if you add one. Every AI feature runs on it, so it is sent with those requests and used for them only. It is never stored or logged on our side.
• Guides and voice clips you have opened, kept by the browser so they work offline.

Clearing this site's data in your browser deletes all of it.

What reaches our server

• The assembly name you search for, to find or draft its training guide.
• Questions and photos you send from the help panel, and site photos you search with. Photos are resized in your browser first, which also removes location data.
• The text of a voice line that has no recording yet, to record it.
• While the voice is on, short bits of sound from your mic each time someone talks, so it can hear you say “next”. They are turned into text, and AIConstruct keeps neither.
• Feedback you send, such as “This step doesn't match my work”, kept in our server logs with the assembly and step.
• Your IP address, held in memory for a few minutes to stop abuse, then dropped.

Who else sees it

• Google Gemini (United States) turns searches, questions and photos into answers, and turns what the mic hears into text, on your key. See their privacy policy.
• Vercel hosts the site and counts visits without cookies: the page, the referring site, your country or city, and your browser. See their analytics privacy notes.
• Plausible (European Union) also counts visits without cookies or personal data: the page, the referring site, your country and your browser. See their data policy.

Terms of use

• AIConstruct is free and comes as it is, with no warranty. The guides are generated training drawings, some drafted by AI. Always check each step against certified plans and your supervisor's instructions before building anything real.
• You train and build at your own risk. Take care with heavy materials, wear PPE, and get a second person when a step says so.
• AIConstruct is built on open-source foundations, including the Bygga project by Hassan El Mghari, and aims to credit every upstream project it learns from.

Construction and Framing Risk Disclaimer

Risk: Real-world structural lumber sizing, spans, and fastener schedules carry legal liability and must comply with local building codes (IRC/IBC/OSHA) and certified engineering.

AIConstruct Apprentice modules are visual demonstrations created solely for vocational training, trade school instruction, and assembly practice. They do not constitute certified engineering plans, architectural documents, or building code compliance specifications. Before building any actual structure, you must obtain licensed structural engineering approval and required municipal building permits.

Questions

Open an issue on GitHub and we'll answer there.