Will My Prompts Be Used to Train Yugma's AI?
A fair question that comes up the moment a user types something proprietary into our chat panel. The short answer: no, your prompts don't train Yugma's AI. The long answer is below.
# What Yugma stores
- Your projects (scenes, settings, history) in your Firebase Firestore record. Encrypted in transit and at rest. We back this up; you can delete on request.
- Your prompts and AI Director responses — yes, we store these in a session log so you can scroll back through your conversation. Stored under your account; not used to train any model.
- Your account data — email, Auth provider info, billing status (via RevenueCat).
# What Yugma doesn't do
- Train models on your prompts. We use third-party LLMs (Cerebras Qwen-3, Anthropic Claude). Yugma does not fine-tune or train any model on customer data.
- Sell prompt data. No analytics partners receive your prompts.
- Index your scenes for search by other users. Your projects are private to your account unless you explicitly share them.
# What our LLM providers see
When you submit a prompt, Yugma sends it to either Cerebras or Anthropic for processing. Each provider has its own data policy:
- Anthropic Claude has explicit "we don't train on API customer data" policy. Their commercial Terms require this.
- Cerebras offers data-handling guarantees on their enterprise tier; Yugma is on the Cerebras Cloud API which has a "no training on inference inputs" policy.
We forward prompts to these providers because we have to (they're the brain). They don't train on the inputs.
# What you can do to lock things down
- Delete a project: in the studio, project menu → Delete. Removes from Firestore.
- Delete your account: Account page → Delete. Removes everything.
- Avoid sensitive content in prompts: same advice as any AI tool — don't paste customer PII or trade secrets into a prompt unless you're comfortable with the provider's policy.
- Use an alias account: Yugma authenticates via Google OAuth; use a dedicated alias if you want privacy from your work email.
# The legal layer
Full details in our Privacy Policy and Terms. For enterprise customers with stricter requirements, contact us about our DPA.
# Why this matters
Designers and architects often work on confidential projects. The CGTrader community has been vocal about AI tools harvesting public 3D assets to train models on. We don't do that. Your work stays your work.