Fluxer isn't vibe-coded, and it never uses your messages or anything else you post to train, fine-tune or evaluate AI models, as section 3.1 of our terms says.
Is Fluxer vibe-coded?
No, Fluxer isn't vibe-coded. Our AI stance page defines vibe coding and says how changes are made, and Fluxer's source code and its full history are public on GitHub.
Can contributors use AI tools?
Outside contributors on GitHub follow our anti-slop policy. They can use an LLM privately to research and plan, but they can't submit code, text, images, audio or video an LLM made, even after editing. The one exception is a disclosed machine translation of their own writing, and the LLM usage policy in the repository says exactly what is allowed.
Why does Fluxer have so many lines of code?
Most of the lines that change in Fluxer's repository are translations of the app's text into 34 languages, as git's counts over five weeks in 2026 show.
Does Fluxer use AI to detect explicit images?
Fluxer uses a small image classifier to blur or restrict explicit images, and it isn't generative AI or an LLM. Section 5 of our privacy policy says exactly what it does and what it doesn't do, and your sensitive media settings decide what you see.
Does Fluxer train AI on my messages?
No. Section 3.1 of our terms says Fluxer never uses your content to train, fine-tune or evaluate AI or machine learning models, and never sells or licenses it for anyone else's use. Our AI stance page says the same about everything you post.
Will Fluxer use AI on public forums?
No. Public forums are planned in Roadmap 2026, and the roadmap says Fluxer won't use AI or LLMs to write, summarize or choose anything on a public forum. A public page will show only what people wrote themselves, with nothing generated.
Why does Fluxer's GitHub history start with one huge commit?
Fluxer was built in private for years, starting as Hampus's high school project. Its GitHub history starts with one commit of nearly 1.5 million lines, dated January 1, 2026.
About 800,000 of those lines are translations, and the rest is work from before the code was public. Many projects start their public history with one commit.