Everything published on tatany.app—the homepage, pricing details, help text and any future guides—follows the rules below. They exist so that a reader can tell what we have checked, what depends on someone else, and how to tell us when we got it wrong.
Claims about the product
A statement about what the generator does must match the live interface. Model names, credit prices, supported resolutions and upload options are checked in the product before a page goes out and again whenever an integration changes. When a capability really belongs to a third-party model, we say so rather than presenting it as our own technology.
Claims about tattoos
Tattooing is a skilled trade and involves your health. Our writing about styles, placement, line weight or how designs age is general background, not professional or medical advice. We avoid telling readers that a generated image is ready to ink, and we encourage them to let a licensed artist adapt any concept.
Examples and images
Example prompts and images on the site illustrate a workflow. They are not benchmarks, and a single attractive result does not show that every run will look the same.
Comparisons and numbers
We only state speed, quality or cost comparisons as facts when we can explain how they were measured: the model and version, the prompt, the settings, the number of runs and the date. Without that, we describe differences in plain qualitative terms.
How AI assists our tattoo guides
We sometimes use AI tools to outline drafts or tidy wording. A team member reads every page against the product and the sources before it is published, and AI-written text is never treated as proof of a fact.
Updates and corrections
A page gets a new updated date when its meaning changes, not for typo fixes. To report a possible mistake, write to support@tatany.app with the page link, the statement in question and any source you have. Confirmed errors are corrected and dated.
Who decides
The Tatany team has the final say on what is published. Commercial interest does not override the duty to mention limits, third-party dependencies or unverified points. More about us is on the About page.