Usage Policy

Use SoreQen for anything lawful and honest. Do not use it to hurt people, to deceive them at scale, or to pretend a machine is a person.

Harm to people. Content that helps plan violence, build weapons, or organise abuse. Anything sexualising minors, which we report rather than merely block.

Deception at scale. Spam, bulk fake reviews, impersonating a real person or organisation, or generating political messaging designed to look like it came from ordinary individuals.

Passing output off as human when it matters. Using SoreQen for schoolwork or a job application is between you and whoever set the rules. Using it to convince someone they are talking to a human — in a relationship, a negotiation, or a support channel — is not acceptable here.

Privacy invasion. Building profiles of private individuals, or processing personal data you have no right to hold.

Circumventing limits. Scripted signups, sharing one account across an organisation to avoid seats, or reselling access without an agreement.

SoreQen is a general assistant, not a professional. It is not a doctor, a lawyer or a financial adviser, and it should not be the last step before a decision that matters.

Small models state confident numbers they cannot verify. S1 Mini in particular should not be trusted on prices, rates or arithmetic. This is a real limitation of the models, not a disclaimer for its own sake — check anything numeric.

Hinglish output is Roman script by design. It will not produce Devanagari, and asking it to will not change that.

We do not read conversations looking for violations. What we act on is what gets reported to us, and automated signals of abuse such as an account using many times the median volume.

Where we act, we prefer the smallest step that works: a warning, then a limit, then suspension. Accounts used for the first category above are terminated without a warning.

If you see something that breaks this policy, or SoreQen produces something that should not exist, tell us at abuse@soreqen.com. Reports about a specific conversation are more useful than reports about a topic.