Privacy notice

How WGA Render handles information

This notice covers the WGA Render mobile app, website, and architectural image-editing email service.

Effective 17 July 2026

Information we process

WGA Render processes only the information needed to provide and secure the service. Depending on how you use it, this can include:

  • your name, email address, Firebase account identifier, verification and approval status, and app preferences;
  • device notification tokens and basic request, security, and diagnostic metadata;
  • conversation titles, edit instructions, reference comments, originals, reference images, generated results, and job status;
  • emails sent to the editing service, including sender and recipient information, message content, attachments, and delivery records; and
  • private provider-session identifiers and limited provider-usage information held by the trusted service, never exposed for client selection.

Firebase handles account credentials. WGA Render’s Pi service does not store your password.

How we use it

We use this information to authenticate users, approve access, deliver requested image edits, preserve conversation continuity, send service emails and notifications, protect the system, diagnose failures, enforce usage limits, and respond to support or privacy requests.

We do not sell personal information, serve advertising, or run third-party analytics on this website.

Where processing happens

  • WGA Render Pi service: stores app profiles, authorization, settings, conversations, job metadata, images, device registrations, and the private mapping to provider sessions.
  • Firebase: provides identity, email action codes, session verification, website hosting, App Check, and push-notification delivery through Firebase Cloud Messaging and Apple Push Notification service.
  • AI provider: receives the images, instructions, comments, and relevant conversation context required to perform the requested edit. Provider-side records and session history follow that provider’s controls and policies.
  • Cloudflare: provides DNS, TLS and edge routing, email routing, and the tunnel that carries authorized traffic to the Pi. It may process connection and security metadata.
  • Resend: delivers WGA Render service emails and email-editing replies and processes the addresses, content, attachments, and delivery metadata necessary to do that.

These service providers process information for their operational role. They are not granted permission to use WGA Render submissions for WGA Render advertising.

Retention and deletion

App conversations and their originals, references, results, comments, and metadata remain on the Pi so a user can continue a thread. A user can request deletion of a conversation or account in the app. Once accepted, the service schedules removal of the associated live Pi records and files; account deletion also removes the Firebase Authentication user.

Incomplete uploads expire automatically. Temporary workspaces for unfinished clarification or retry flows are retained for a limited recovery period. Email-editing job records may remain on the Pi for operational traceability until removed by the operator.

Deletion from the live service does not automatically remove information already held in deployment snapshots or other backups, local provider session storage, or provider-side records. Pi data and deployment snapshots are protected by operating-system access controls, but the current Pi storage is not encrypted at rest. Those copies remain subject to their applicable backup lifecycle and provider controls. Contact us if you need help with a deletion request.

Your choices

You may ask to access, correct, or delete your WGA Render information, withdraw from the invite-only service, or ask a privacy question. Some limited information may need to be kept when required for security, legal obligations, dispute resolution, or backup integrity.

Email contact@wgar.deedoo.shop. We may need to verify your identity before acting on a request.

Security and changes

WGA Render uses access controls, authenticated requests, encrypted transport, narrow network routes, and service separation designed for a small invite-only deployment. No internet service can promise absolute security.

We will update this page when the service or its data practices materially change and revise the effective date above.