Acceptable use

Many flowers are toxic to pets — especially cats. Lilies (Lilium and Hemerocallis spp.), hyacinths, oleanders, foxgloves, and certain members of the arum family can be fatal in even small amounts.

Some flora is strongly allergenic for people with hayfever or asthma — high-pollen flora, certain lilies, daisies and ragweed relatives.

Bloomly flags both categories on every brief where possible. You agree not to misrepresent Bloomly content as professional medical or veterinary advice.

Do not use Bloomly to plan the harvest of plants that are protected under your country's laws or under the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES). When in doubt, ask a local botanical authority or support@kpsellect.com.

Do not use Bloomly to imitate a real florist, floral studio, wedding planner or brand by name in a way that could mislead customers. Bloomly briefs may reference real shops as "inspiration" only — not as an endorsement.

Do not use Bloomly to plan or claim authority over weddings, funerals or other ceremonies for which you are not authorised. The legally responsible party for any real-world event is whoever signs the contract — not Bloomly.

Do not use Bloomly to generate sexual content involving minors; content depicting non-consensual or violent acts; content that promotes self-harm; content used to harass identifiable people; or content that violates intellectual-property rights. Stripe's restricted-businesses policy and U.S. export controls also apply.

Do not share accounts; do not run automated scripts to multiply credits; do not attempt to reverse-engineer the inference pipeline. We monitor for unusual activity and may suspend accounts that exhibit it.

If you encounter content that violates this policy, please email support@kpsellect.com. Reports are confidential.