Legal
Terms
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What Sona does
You describe a sound effect. Sona sends that description to a generation model hosted by Replicate, returns a batch of takes, and — on your machine — names, trims, loudness-matches and packages the takes you keep as WAV files with metadata and a CSV manifest.
Your account
One account is one person. Sign-in is a six-digit code sent to your email, or a Google account. Keep the code to yourself; anyone holding it can spend your allowance.
The allowance
Early access includes 150 renders a calendar month. A render is one take, counted when it is sent to the provider. Auditioning, naming, exporting and re-exporting are free and unmetered, because they run in your browser.
The allowance will not be reduced without notice. When paid plans arrive, accounts are told before anything changes.
What you own
The audio you render is yours, for commercial use included. Sona takes no licence in it, claims no ownership and asks for no attribution.
You are responsible for what you ask for. Do not use Sona to reproduce a recording, a voice or a trademarked sound you have no right to, and do not use it to make material that is illegal where you are.
What is not promised
Sona is in early access and is provided as it stands. Models are added and removed as providers change them, a render can fail, and a feature can change between releases. There is no uptime commitment and no support contract while the product is free.
Keep your own copy of anything you have delivered to a client. Sona is not a backup service, and liability is limited to what you have paid, which during early access is nothing.
Ending it
Delete your packs or ask for your account to be removed at any time by writing to hello@sona.audio. An account that resells access, automates the allowance or attacks the service can be closed without notice.