Photo privacy
Effective August 30, 2026
A face photo is personal. This page explains where portrait photos go, what is retained, and how to contact us about them.
The portrait lifecycle
- Your browser sends up to two JPEG, PNG, or WebP images to the Meet Little Us website route.
- The website checks file count, type, size, and signature. Exact duplicate files are removed using a cryptographic digest.
- The validated request is sent through the private Qomza Gateway to OpenRouter and the selected image provider, currently Meta's Muse Image model.
- The generated image returns through Qomza and is shown in your browser, where you can download it.
What Qomza retains
Qomza keeps the complete portrait request and provider exchange in a private operational archive. This includes input and output images, prompts, generated responses, request lifecycle events, feedback, and related technical metadata. Credentials and authentication secrets are excluded.
The archive currently has no automatic expiration. This means records remain until Qomza explicitly deletes them or changes the retention policy. The website does not create a user account or a public portrait library.
What portraits do not mean
- They do not infer genetic, medical, or biological facts.
- They do not calculate resemblance or accuracy scores.
- They do not predict identity, health, or future appearance.
- They are fictional images created for entertainment.
Your responsibility
Only upload a photo when you have permission from every identifiable person in it. Avoid images containing private documents, sensitive surroundings, or anyone who has not agreed to this use.
Privacy and deletion requests
Contact hello@qomza.com with the request ID shown beside your result and the approximate creation time. We may need to verify a request before acting. OpenRouter and the selected image provider process data under their own terms, so a request involving their systems may require additional handling.