Trust & transparency
Privacy
Last updated 26 July 2026
This notice explains what Yaz Mari handles when you listen to the archive or create through Studio. It will be updated as the service and its providers change.
Information handled by the site
Basic technical information may be processed when you visit, including page requests, browser and device type, approximate region, and service diagnostics.
If you use Yaz Mari Studio, your prompt, selected options, generation status, asset metadata, and provenance manifest are processed to run and retrieve your project.
Analytics and local storage
Optional Google Analytics measurement remains disabled until you choose “Allow analytics.” Your choice is stored on your device so the site can remember it.
Vercel may process operational and privacy-focused site measurements as part of hosting. Advertising cookies and personalised advertising are not enabled by the site’s current consent control.
Backblaze B2 and generation providers
Generated assets, metadata, logs, and verified provenance manifests may be stored in Backblaze B2. Studio requests may also be sent through Genblaze to the provider models needed for the selected workflow.
Do not include confidential, personal, or third-party protected material in a Studio prompt unless you have authority to use it.
Retention and sharing
Data is retained only for as long as needed to operate the service, secure it, meet legal obligations, or preserve a Studio project you asked the service to create.
Yaz Mari does not sell personal information. Information is shared only with infrastructure and generation providers needed to deliver the service, or when legally required.
Your choices
You can decline optional analytics from the privacy prompt and clear the stored choice through your browser settings. You may ask for access, correction, or deletion of information associated with you.
Privacy questions or requests
Contact privacy@yazmari.com. Include enough information to identify the relevant request without sending passwords, API keys, or unnecessary sensitive data.