Terms and conditions

Drune lets you capture one area of your expertise and use it from AI tools you connect. A published Drune can stay private, be shared with people you choose, or be offered for others to license.

An AI tool that calls a Drune receives guidance for the task. It does not receive your documents, notes, methods, or the instructions that run the Drune.

You need an account to create a Drune. You are responsible for the sign-in you use and for the access tokens you create. You can revoke a token at any time.

You must be able to form a contract, and the information you give us must be accurate.

You keep ownership of the documents, recordings, code, notes, and answers you add. You confirm you have the right to upload them and to let Drune use them to produce guidance.

You give Drune permission to store that material, and to use it only to run, test, and improve the Drune it belongs to. That permission ends when you delete the material or the Drune, except for copies we need to keep a record of a use that already happened.

You choose who can use each Drune. Private means only you. Shared means the people or team you grant. Leaseable means others can request a license on the price, limits, and allowed use you set.

A person who uses your Drune gets permission to receive guidance. They do not get a copy of your material, and they may not try to extract it.

Use it for the purpose the creator allowed. Do not try to recover the creator's documents, methods, or instructions. Do not resell or republish the guidance as if it were your own source material.

Do not use Drune to break the law, to harm someone, or to upload material you do not have the right to use. Do not probe the service to pull out another person's Drune. Do not interfere with the service or other people's accounts.

We can suspend or close an account that breaks these terms.

Guidance is produced by an AI tool applying a Drune. It can be wrong or incomplete. You decide whether to rely on it. Drune does not provide professional advice of its own.

We can update these terms. The date at the top will change. If you keep using Drune after an update, the new terms apply.

How we handle personal information is in the Privacy Policy.