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Venice is different in a few ways:
Venice is permissionless. Anyone, from anywhere, can use Venice to access open-source machine intelligence.
Venice doesn’t spy on you. The platform doesn't record any of your info (other than email and IP address), and doesn't see your conversations, or the responses. Venice doesn’t (and can’t) share any of this information with other parties (corporations or governments) because it doesn’t have it. Venice's entire infrastructure and ethos is aligned around respecting individual privacy.
Venice doesn’t censor the AI’s responses. The platform remains neutral - it doesn't filter content other than the “Safe Venice” mode to limit adult content, which Pro accounts can turn off. Centralized AI companies add substantial (and unspecified) amounts of censorship and bias to the answers. Venice doesn’t censor or bias answers under the request of politicians/governments. Our infrastructure is set up to be permissionless and neutral. Note: each model has been trained by its publisher with its own rules and boundaries. Venice provides access to multiple models, and users the ability to choose the ones they’re most comfortable with.
All AI models on Venice are open-source and transparent. The platform shows you which models are being provided, and the weights/designs of those models can be found online. Venice provides transparency into its technology where centralized AI companies can’t and won’t.
You must use the Safari browser to add Venice to your Home Screen.
Open Venice.ai in Safari on your iOS device.
Tap the “Share” icon in Safari.
Select “Add to Home Screen” from the options.
Confirm the installation by tapping the “Add” button.
Open Chrome, go to Venice.ai
Tap settings (three dots), scroll down, select “Install app”
Tap “Add to homescreen”
Venice has three tiers of Users, with different limits:
No Account: Limit: 25 text prompts and 10 image prompts per day.
Free Account: Limit: 100 text prompts and 20 image prompts per day.
Pro Account: Limit: Unlimited text prompts and 1,000 image prompts per day.
These limits are subject to change.
Venice enables switching between LLM models, and the languages supported by each model will vary.
Venice does not collect identifying information about its users other than email and IP address. Instead, it utilizes your local browser storage to hold settings and prompt information, and this data isn’t ever shared with the Venice servers.
Venice uses Clerk.io to process its authentication and Customer.io to communicate with Customers. For registered users, these platforms will track your login credentials including your email address using cookies.
Clerk - Clerk cookies are required to login to Venice. Details regarding Clerk cookies can be found here.
Customer.io - We use this to email users and to track certain events like login or points generation. Information on Customer.io cookies can be found here.
Viral Loops - user waitlist and referrals application. If you signed up for Venice via the waitlist function, cookies may be used to track your email to show you your position within the waitlist. However, Viral Loops also prefers to use local storage, which you can learn more about here.
Venice uses local browser storage, so your content may be wiped at any time for reasons outside of our control. Please save content outside of Venice that you wish to keep permanently.
For more information on how Venice handles data, please see our Privacy Blog, Privacy Policy and Terms of Use.