Songs made with AI
Melovia songs are created by artificial intelligence. This page explains plainly what the AI does, who provides it and what you should know before sharing a song.
What is generated by AI
- The lyrics and the title, written by Google's Gemini models from the story you told.
- The whole song — melody, instruments and the singing voice — generated by Google's Lyria model. It is a synthetic voice; no person sings and no real voice is imitated.
- The cover, generated automatically from the style, the mood and the occasion. It never uses the story or the name.
- The transcript, when you tell the story by voice.
- The content review, which checks whether the story and the lyrics follow the rules.
What comes from you: the story, the first name, the occasion, the style and the tone.
Who provides the AI
| Provider | What it does |
|---|---|
| Google — Gemini models | Write the lyrics, review the content and transcribe the story audio |
| Google — Lyria | Generates all the music: melody, instruments and vocals |
| OpenRouter | Routing service, used only as a contingency for text generation (lyrics and review) when Google is unavailable. It never generates music or receives audio |
The app asks for your consent before sending the story to these providers. The Privacy Policy explains what data is sent and how long it is kept.
How songs are labelled
- The app and the sharing page show the notice "Song made with AI".
- The suggested sharing text says the song was made with AI.
- The downloaded MP3 file carries our "Generated by AI" tag in its data.
- Audio generated by Lyria includes SynthID, an imperceptible Google watermark that identifies AI-generated content.
Do not remove these notices and do not present the song as if it had been composed or sung by a person.
A record of how each song was generated
For every song we keep a generation record with: song identifier, date and time (UTC), models used, identifier of the account or device that made the request, the consent version accepted and technical data about the request, such as the IP address. The record does not store the story text or the voice recording.
With it we can prove how and when a song was generated. It is used for security, fraud prevention, handling reports and removal requests, and defence in legal claims, and is kept for 5 years. See the Privacy Policy.
Limits you should know about
- It can be wrong. The AI may pronounce a name oddly, change a detail or miss the tone. Listen to the preview and read the lyrics before sending it to anyone.
- It is not exclusive. The AI may produce similar results for different people.
- Copyright is uncertain. In several countries, AI-generated works do not receive copyright protection. The licence is for personal, non-commercial use, within the limits of the Terms of Use; we do not promise that you will be recognised as its author.
- No imitation. Melovia does not imitate voices, artists or existing songs. Requests like that go ahead without the imitation or are refused.
- No personal data. Only the first name or nickname goes into the song. Addresses, phone numbers, ID numbers and similar data are removed.
- Content rules apply. Requests involving harassment, hate, sexual content, threats, accusations or public figures are refused. Teasing that goes too far is softened.
- Adults only. Melovia is for people aged 18 or over.
How to report
If a song is offensive, exposes someone or seems to imitate a real person or work, report it: in the app, under Report a problem; on the sharing page, under Report; or by e-mail to suporte@melovia.app. If you are the person named in it, see Report content.