Privacy policy
Effective 25 September 2026 · Contact: jaiy.vin@gmail.com
Taste Station Studio is an independent online music project. This policy explains what the hosted app uses when you sign in, upload or create music. It applies to music.deployandforget.com.
Google sign-in
Google sign-in gives us your stable Google account identifier, name and email address. We use them to create and find your private account, display your name and contact you about the service. We do not receive your Google password or request access to Gmail, Drive or your listening history.
Music and project data
We store the audio you upload or record, generated tracks and exports, prompts, lyrics, project versions, edits and basic usage records so your library works across sessions. Audio is stored in a private Cloudflare R2 bucket and processed on the app server. When you ask for AI music or stem separation, the relevant audio and instructions may be sent to a RunPod GPU worker. When you ask the app to refine a prompt or write lyrics, the relevant text is sent to OpenRouter. Source audio is not sent to OpenRouter for prompt refinement.
How data is used
We use this data to provide sign-in, generation, editing, export, storage limits, abuse prevention and service troubleshooting. We do not sell your account or music data, and the hosted app has no advertising. We do not use your uploaded songs to fine-tune a model. If you provide a third-party music link, the app may contact that site to fetch the media you selected; availability depends on the site and your rights to use it.
Storage and deletion
Your projects remain until you delete them or request account deletion. Deleting a project removes its project records and associated stored audio. Temporary processing files and operational logs may remain briefly as part of normal service operation. To request access to or deletion of your account data, email jaiy.vin@gmail.com. We will respond and explain what can be removed.
Security and changes
The app checks account ownership before serving private projects and audio, uses HTTPS for the public website, and keeps provider credentials on the server. No online system can guarantee absolute security. We may update this policy as the service changes; the effective date above will change when we do.