Acceptable Use Policy

1. Who this applies to

This policy applies to everyone who uses Omnibo — in the app, through the MCP server with an API key or an authorised app, and in team workspaces. It is part of our Terms of Service. You are responsible for how your account and your keys are used.

2. Unlawful and harmful content

Do not use Omnibo to create, upload or share content that is illegal or that harms others. In particular, do not use it to:

• create or share sexual content involving minors, in any form;
• create intimate or sexual imagery of a real person without their consent;
• harass, threaten, defame or impersonate a real person, or create deceptive content about a real person that could mislead others;
• infringe someone else’s copyright, trademark, privacy or other rights, including by uploading material you have no right to use;
• plan or promote violence, terrorism or other serious crime, or create malware or tools to break into systems;
• commit fraud, or create spam or scams.

3. Voices and likenesses

Clone a voice only if it is yours or you have the speaker’s explicit permission. Before creating a custom voice, the app asks you to confirm: “I confirm that I own this voice or have the speaker’s explicit permission to clone and use it for AI-generated speech.” Creating a voice without that permission breaks this policy. The same applies to reference images and clips of real people: use them only with their permission.

4. Do not attack or probe the service

Do not use Omnibo — its chat, its tools or the MCP server — to attack Omnibo, its providers or anyone else. That includes:

If you believe you have found a security issue, tell us at info@omnibo.ai instead of testing it further.

• using the AI’s web tools to reach internal addresses, cloud metadata services, private networks or internal service ports;
• prompt injection: trying to make the AI ignore its instructions, take on a different role, or reveal its system prompt;
• probing for secrets, environment variables, configuration files or internal error details;
• testing how the service or its models react to scripted probes, or scanning it for vulnerabilities, without our written permission;
• interfering with the service, overloading it, or getting around its rate limits.

5. Do not game plans and limits

• One person, one account: do not create multiple accounts, or accounts in bulk, to collect free credits or get around limits.
• Do not sign up with a disposable email address; they are blocked at sign-up.
• Do not try to unlock models or features your plan does not include, or reuse another person’s account or keys.
• Do not resell access to Omnibo, or share an account or key with people outside your team, without our written permission.

6. The model providers’ rules apply too

Each model on Omnibo is run by a provider with its own usage policy, and your requests to that model must follow it. Providers run their own safety systems: when a provider refuses a request, the app shows you its refusal. These are the usage policies of providers that publish one separately from their terms, each on the provider’s own website; the Model provider terms page lists every provider.

• Anthropic — Usage Policy
• Google — Generative AI Prohibited Use Policy
• ElevenLabs — Prohibited Use Policy
• Black Forest Labs — Usage Policy
• BytePlus (ByteDance models) — Acceptable Use Policy
• Model provider terms (every provider)

7. How we enforce this policy

• Automated checks look for known abuse patterns in chat messages, MCP calls and sign-ins, and notice clusters of accounts created from the same network and device. They never block anything on their own: they flag an account for review.
• A person reviews every flag and can dismiss it, suspend the account, or ban it. A suspended or banned account cannot sign in, use the app or use its MCP keys. Accounts linked to the same abuse can be blocked together, and the network addresses involved can be blocked too.
• We can block email domains used for abuse from signing up.
• We can unpublish any item from Explore and from a public profile. Unpublishing removes it from public view; it does not delete your own copy.
• If you think we got it wrong, email info@omnibo.ai and we will review the decision.

8. Reporting

To report content on Explore, abuse of the service or a security issue, email info@omnibo.ai with a link to the item or a description of what you saw.

9. Changes and contact

When we change this policy we update the “Last updated” date above. Questions about this document? Email info@omnibo.ai.