Privacy Policy

Tryatria (tryatria.pro) is a free ad-creative tool: you type a text prompt describing an ad, and the site sends that prompt to a third-party image-generation service, which returns an image. There is no account to create, no login, and nothing to buy on this site.

This policy explains what tryatria.pro itself collects when you visit or use it, what it deliberately does not collect, and how the small amount of data involved is handled. It covers the pages on this domain — the homepage, the blog, and the informational pages you can browse without leaving tryatria.pro.

If anything here is unclear, email [email protected] — that reaches a person, not a ticket queue.

Tryatria has no accounts, so there is no profile, saved email address, password, or stored payment method for us to hold. We do not run a login system, and we do not maintain a database of who has visited the site.

• No accounts, no login, no passwords. There is nothing to sign up for.
• No payment details. Tryatria has no checkout of its own.
• No saved user profile. Nothing you type is attached to an identity we keep.
• Aggregate, non-identifying analytics only. Page views and interaction events, not a record built around you personally.

When you submit a prompt, it is sent directly to a third-party AI image-generation service, which processes it and returns an image. Tryatria does not keep a copy of your prompt or the resulting image as a record tied to you — the prompt is not retained as a user-associated entry on our side.

Generation itself happens on that third-party service's infrastructure, not on tryatria.pro's servers, so its own handling of prompts and images is governed by its own terms and privacy policy, not this one.

Generated images that appear elsewhere on this site — in the example gallery, in showcases, or in illustrations — are pre-made sample renders used for demonstration. They are not built from, or connected to, any prompt a visitor has submitted.

Tryatria does not set a login cookie, a shopping-cart cookie, or an advertising or retargeting cookie, because none of those systems exist on this site.

The generation request runs a Cloudflare Turnstile check to confirm you're not a bot. As part of that check, Turnstile may set or read a small amount of data in your browser. It exists only to tell real visitors from automated traffic, is not tied to an advertising profile, and is unrelated to the analytics described below.

Beyond that, tryatria.pro does not use browser local storage to remember anything about you between visits.

To see which pages are useful, we run Umami — a privacy-friendly, open-source analytics tool that we self-host rather than send visitor data to a third-party analytics company. Umami does not set a tracking cookie and does not build a cross-site profile that follows you to other websites.

What it records is aggregate: page views and simple interaction events (like clicking the generate button), rolled up by page, device type, referrer and rough location — not a dossier built around one visitor. We do not sell or share this data with advertising networks, because we don't run any.

Generation requests are checked by Cloudflare Turnstile before they're allowed through, and the site applies rate limiting per client IP address on top of that — both aimed at automated abuse, such as scripted bulk requests, rather than at identifying individual visitors.

If a particular IP address sends an unusual volume of requests, further requests from it may be slowed or temporarily blocked. This is a security control, not a way of building a profile of you, and it isn't linked to anything else described in this policy.

Tryatria relies on a small number of outside services to work: a content delivery network that serves images and site assets, Cloudflare for security and anti-abuse checks, self-hosted Umami for analytics, and, for the generation step itself, a third-party AI image-generation service that the site links out to.

We describe these as categories rather than naming every underlying vendor, because the specific provider behind any one of them can change over time; what stays constant is the role each plays, and that none of them receives more than the minimum needed to do that job.

There is no personal record tied to an individual visitor for us to retain in the first place, since we don't collect one. The aggregate analytics counts described above are kept only long enough to be useful for spotting trends, and are not linked back to any single person.

Tryatria is not directed at children, and we do not knowingly collect personal information from anyone under the age of 13 (or the equivalent minimum age where you live). Since the site is not built to collect identifying information from any visitor, this is mostly a non-issue by design — but if you believe a child has somehow submitted something to us, contact us at the address below and we'll act on it.

This policy may be updated occasionally — for example, if the site adds a feature that changes what data is involved. The "Last updated" date at the top always reflects the current version. Because there are no accounts or an email list, we have no way to notify anyone individually — checking back on this page is the way to stay current.

Questions about this policy or how tryatria.pro handles data can be sent to [email protected].