Fluid

GDPR overview

GDPR is addressed explicitly. Section 6 of the Fluid Pro API privacy policy states that, as a Polish company, the publisher is committed to complying with the General Data Protection Regulation, and that a Data Protection Officer has been appointed and can be reached at legal@getfluid.app. Concrete rights are named: access and correction by email, deletion of the account at any time with all associated data permanently removed, and an opt-out obtained by cancelling the subscription or deleting the account. The three legal documents all carry an effective date of 17 January 2025, and Polish law governs the Terms. Two gaps are worth noting: no Data Processing Agreement is published or offered anywhere on the site, and no Article 27 representative is named — none being required, since the company is itself established in the European Union.

Who owns the data?

Under section 3 of the Terms of Use you retain all rights to the content you create with Fluid, whether it was generated on your own Mac or online through Fluid Pro, subject only to the Meta Llama 3 and Qwen 2.5 model licences, which you must read and accept. Ownership of the software runs the other way: section 7 states that Fluid keeps every intellectual property right in the app and the API, and forbids selling, redistributing or reverse engineering them. On the data side the publisher declares that it collects, stores and sends no user-identifiable data; where a card payment is made, it does have access to the account email address supplied through Fungies.io.

Reuse rights

You may reuse whatever Fluid produces without asking permission: the Terms grant you all rights to generated content, in offline and online generation alike. Two limits apply. The first is licensing — your use remains subject to the Meta Llama 3 and Qwen 2.5 licences. The second is accuracy: section 2 warns that generative AI may return incorrect, misleading or offensive information, and places fact-checking squarely on you. Section 14 lists prohibited uses, including illegal activity, malware, spam and phishing, impersonation and anything that disrupts the service. A one-time purchase grants a perpetual licence to the current version, with six months of upgrades included.

Data retention & training

Hosting summary

Hosting depends on the mode you use. Offline there is no hosting at all: the model and the conversation stay on your Mac. With Fluid Pro, inference runs on servers the publisher owns and controls in a facility located in the EU, with no third-party access, and those servers operate in RAM-only mode so that no conversation content is persisted. The public-facing gateway is hosted at OVH, which also stores non-conversational data such as usage statistics, transactions and licence expiry; when second-layer encryption is enabled, OVH cannot decrypt the message content passing through it. Model downloads and app updates come from third-party CDNs, which may log IP addresses. No specific hosting country is ever named — only the EU region — and the location of the OVH servers is not stated. The publisher is established in Warsaw, Poland, and Polish law governs the Terms.