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Terms of Service

Frameflow started as a tool for my own use. I shared it in case someone else might find it useful too.

You can use Frameflow for free without creating an account. Connecting Google Drive or using AI is optional.

If you want to support the project, you can do so through Buy Me a Coffee. Contributions are voluntary, and that service has its own terms.

What you create with Frameflow belongs to you. Use content you have permission to use and respect other people’s work.

Keep a copy of important work. Projects saved only in your browser can be lost if you clear its data and do not automatically appear on another device. You can download them from the app or save them to Drive.

If you connect Google Drive, your projects are saved in your account and use your available storage. You choose where to save them and who to share them with. Google’s terms also apply.

If several people edit a project, take turns opening and saving changes. When the app warns about different versions, review them before replacing one.

Copy link with project shares a copy of the design. Anyone with that link can open and forward it. Frameflow cannot take back copies you have already shared.

If you connect an AI tool, it can read your projects and change them if you allow it. Review its terms and privacy policy.

Also review any changes it makes. If the project is connected to Drive, those changes may be saved there automatically.

Frameflow is a personal project and may have errors or become unavailable. I cannot guarantee that it will always work or keep everything you have saved.

If I update these terms, I will change the date on this page. The Privacy Policy explains how your data is used.

I’m Victor Tinoco, the creator of Frameflow. If you have a question about the app or your data, write to victoraul3@gmail.com.