Terms, Privacy & FAQ

Terms of Service

nanoodle runs in your browser and sends model requests directly to nano-gpt.com using your own account. It is provided “as is,” with no warranty.

Privacy Policy

We track nothing. nanoodle has no backend, no accounts, and no analytics. Your workflows, settings, and (if you paste one) your API key stay in your browser’s local storage on your device. We never receive them, and your key is never embedded in exported apps.

Don’t take our word for it. nanoodle is open source (MIT), and this site is served straight from that public repository — every line of what runs in your browser is there to read, so you can verify the no-tracking promise yourself.

Model requests go directly from your browser to nano-gpt.com. Your actions and account are handled according to the NanoGPT terms of service.

Contact. nanoodle is an independent project. Questions, or a privacy request? Message u/dividebynano on Reddit.

FAQ

Is nanoodle free?

The tool is free and runs in your browser. You pay only for the model calls you make, billed to your own NanoGPT account on a pay-per-call basis.

Is nanoodle open source?

Yes — MIT licensed. The full source lives at github.com/nanoodlecom/nanoodle, and nanoodle.com is served directly from that repository, so the code you read is the code that runs. The repo is also the privacy proof: it's auditable end to end, and there is no analytics code hiding in it — you can verify the "no tracking" promise yourself instead of taking our word for it. Saved workflows can run outside the browser too: zero-dependency executor libraries are published as nanoodle on both npm and PyPI. Read it, open an issue, or star it.

Do I need an account?

Not for nanoodle itself. To run models you connect your NanoGPT account — either by signing in with NanoGPT (OAuth) or pasting an API key from nano-gpt.com → Settings → API.

Where does my API key go?

It stays in your browser and is sent only to nano-gpt.com to authenticate your requests. It is never sent to a nanoodle server and is never included in exported apps.

Who owns what I generate?

You do, subject to the terms of NanoGPT and the underlying model providers. You are also responsible for it — see the Terms of Service.

Is it safe to open an app someone shared with me?

Treat shared apps as untrusted, just like any web page. Shared apps run sandboxed and never carry the sharer’s key, but you should still review what an app does before connecting your own key and running it.

Can I use generated content commercially?

That depends on the model and provider you used and on your own rights to the inputs. Check the relevant model provider’s usage policy via NanoGPT. You are responsible for ensuring you have the right to use and release what you generate.

How do I delete my data?

Clear this site’s data in your browser to remove stored workflows, settings, and any saved key. Manage your NanoGPT authorization and billing from your NanoGPT account.