Toolinium includes both ordinary browser utilities and features that may use AI. The presence of AI should not be hidden from users.
AI can be used for features such as advanced OCR or language-related processing when the tool explicitly enables that workflow. Other utilities may use deterministic browser code and no AI at all.
If a feature sends an image, text or other input to a server or third-party AI provider, that behavior should be disclosed on the tool page. Private API keys are kept out of public frontend code and should be stored as server-side secrets.
AI can misread, omit or invent details. Outputs should be treated as assistance rather than guaranteed truth, especially for scanned text, translations, health information, finance, legal material or other high-impact uses.
AI may assist with code or drafts, but Toolinium aims to keep published descriptions consistent with the working product and to correct material errors when found.