doooo.

Fair use policy

Using doooo fairly

Every redesign runs on an AI model that costs us money, so we keep a few simple limits to keep doooo quick and affordable for everyone.

What a redesign can do

When you describe a look, our AI designer chooses colours, fonts and styles for your invite from a fixed set we've built and tested on phones and computers. It can only change how your invite looks. It can't change your words, add links or content, or change how the page works, whatever the description says.

Descriptions are limited to 400 characters.

How many redesigns you get

  • Before you publish: 2 free redesigns, with or without an account.
  • Free redesigns are also limited to 6 a day from one internet connection, so starting again in a new browser doesn't reset them.
  • Once you publish an invite (£9): 30 more redesigns for that invite.
  • No more than 20 redesigns a day per account.
  • Going back to one of your earlier designs, or to the original template, is always free.
  • If a redesign fails on our side, it doesn't count.

Your photo

  • One photo per invite. It should be of you, and you must have the right to share it.
  • No nudity, violence, hateful content, or photos of other people who haven't agreed.
  • We shrink your photo and strip its location data before it's uploaded. It's kept privately and only shown to people with your invite link once the invite is published.
  • When you redesign, your photo and description are sent to our AI provider, Anthropic, to choose colours that suit it. They aren't used to train AI models.

Guests and the playlist

  • Anyone with your invite link can see the invite and add songs. Share it with the people you're inviting.
  • Each guest can add up to 15 songs, and an invite can hold up to 500.
  • You can remove any song from your dashboard.

Keeping it fair

Each account can keep up to 10 invites. We may pause redesigns for everyone for a while if the service is under unusual load, and we may remove invites, photos or songs that break this policy, or close accounts that try to get around the limits.