The nutrition
label,
for AI tools.
Contracts, client work, your card. Before an AI tool touches them, read its Safety Facts label.
Nutrition Facts
Canned tomato soup · 1 cup (240g)
Calories
250
Total fat
12g
Sodium
890mg · 39% DV
Total sugars
4g
Protein
8g
SAME IDEA.
Safety Facts
Any AI tool · example.ai · scanned in 60 seconds
Any hacks or leaks?
No public issue found
Card to try?
Free plan, $0
Auto-renews?
Trial, then $12/month unless you stop it
Data shared?
Ad companies, other AI companies, analytics
Who knew you were there?
Facebook, TikTok and Google, before you clicked
Was your screen recorded?
No
safeuse
Nothing on it is our opinion.
Tell me if this sounds about right.
Abi Bouhmaida
Co-founder, safeuse
safeuse
August 2026
Hey, I’m Abi.
For 70 years, software was hard to make. Anything useful took a roomful of engineers and real time. It was the filter. You didn’t have to check what a product did with your data, because whoever had the skill to build it usually had the skill to protect it.
That filter is gone. AI did that. You ask for an app in plain English, in the same sentence you’d use to order pizza, and it shows up faster than the pizza. It looks every bit as good as the real thing. Whether it can keep your data safe is another question, and the person who made it can’t answer it either.
And how do you check? Well. You get a privacy policy. 12 pages. It was written by lawyers, for other lawyers, and it is uuuuugly. Then the terms. 40 more pages. Somewhere in there it says they can change all of it whenever they feel like it. Nobody, anywhere, tells you where your files go. It’s a crummy way to make a decision about your data.
Food went through this exact moment. When anyone could can, bottle, and sell food, quality stopped being visible from the outside. Two cans looked identical. One had meat, one had sawdust.
And the answer was kind of dumb. The label. What’s inside, printed on the outside. And it fixed it.
We’re at that moment again. Only this time it isn’t what’s in your food. It’s what happens to your data.
So my brother and I built SafeUse. It’s the label for AI tools. One page, 60 seconds, and you know six things you couldn’t before.
1. Has it been hacked.
2. Will it cost you, and can you get out.
3. Where your files go, and who else gets them.
4. Who was tracking you the second you opened the page.
5. Whether it does what it says. We read their promises, then we watch the tool, and the label shows you where the two don’t match.
6. What real users complain about.
Sixty seconds, and you’re all in or you’re out.
If you hold other people’s files, a client’s, a team’s, a customer’s, this was made for you.
One rule will never change:
No tool ever pays us. Only the people we protect.
We had a lot of fun making it. I hope you enjoy using it.
Terms, on your terms.
Abi
Abi Bouhmaida, abi@safeuse.app
Co-founder & CEO
15
questions.
Safety Facts
Any hacks or leaks?
Powerful access?
Card to try?
Surprise big charges?
Auto-renews?
Cancel/refund clear?
What data taken?
Data shared?
AI trains on it?
Can delete data?
Who knew you were there?
Did they see what you looked at?
Were you given a hidden ID?
How long can they recognise you?
Was your screen recorded?
A label that keeps checking.
Food doesn’t change after it’s labelled. Software does. So this one carries on checking: breaches every hour, terms and trackers every week.
Safety Facts
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Any AI tool · example.ai
Good news
Changed Aug 26
Know this first
Good news
WE NOTICED.
Their promise, tested.
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DOESN’T MATCH.
What the policy says, next to what the tool did when we opened it. Every label carries one.
What people who used it say.
Real threads from the last year, sorted into what keeps coming up. Every theme links to the threads.
reports
threads
Last months
Fast, and the output is good
Cancelling takes an email to support
Charged after cancelling