psyrenne uses AI in two places: inside the app, and behind the scenes on this website. Here’s exactly how, in plain English, so you never have to guess.
Last updated October 9, 2026.
First, who’s behind this
I’m a TikTok Shop creator, not a professor, lawyer, accountant, or tech company. I’m still learning, and I don’t claim to know everything. What I do know is how to research: how to dig into the rules, test things on my own account, and check my work.
AI helps me do that research faster. It doesn’t replace my judgment, my experience, or my voice.
AI on this website (The Current)
Not every article is written by AI
Most articles start with my own experience: my samples, my sales, my mistakes, and what I changed. That part is mine and can’t be outsourced.
Some articles are researched with AI’s help
When a topic needs facts I don’t have first-hand, like platform policies, statistics, or how another app works, I sometimes use AI to help gather the research. Those articles:
- list their sources at the bottom, so you can check them yourself;
- are read, edited, and approved by me before they’re published.
AI is also my second pair of eyes
Before I publish, I often ask AI to review an article for gaps, mistakes, unclear bits, and anything out of date, the way an editor would. I decide what changes. If something is wrong, that’s on me, and I want to hear about it.
Images
Some illustrations on the site, like the psyrenne art and the comment avatars, were made with help from AI image tools. Screenshots of psyrenne use a made-up creator and made-up numbers, and they’re labeled “Sample data”.
Things change, so check
Platform rules, commissions, and statistics change often. Articles reflect what I found when I wrote them, and they’re not legal, tax, or financial advice. When it matters, check the source and the platform’s own rules.
AI in the psyrenne app
Where the app uses AI
- Writing scripts in your voice, for the platforms you pick.
- The full script check, which reviews a script against your rules and the platform’s policies and suggests a fixed version.
- Fill in from the web, which looks up a product’s details for you.
- Guidance, which turns your own numbers into plain-English suggestions.
Only these parts use credits. The instant word check, typing things in yourself, and your products, samples, calendar, and sales never use AI unless you ask.
Which AI
psyrenne uses Claude, made by Anthropic.
Your information
When you use an AI feature, psyrenne sends only what that task needs: for example, the product details and your voice for a script, or your sales numbers for Guidance. Under Anthropic’s commercial terms, they don’t use what we send through their service to train their models. And as always, I won’t peek at your sales. More in the Privacy Policy.
AI makes mistakes
AI can be wrong, repetitive, or overly confident. Read every script before you film it. The compliance checks are guidance, not a guarantee: each platform decides what breaks its rules, and what you post is your call. The Terms of Service have the details.
What AI doesn’t do
- It doesn’t post anything for you.
- It doesn’t make decisions about your account.
- It doesn’t answer your messages pretending to be me. I read and answer them myself.
Questions?
If something on this page isn’t clear, or you think an article got something wrong, tell me. I’d rather fix it than pretend I’m perfect.