Gana, answered plainly.

Gana is preparing for its App Store release and is not publicly available yet. You can listen to the public examples on this website while you prepare your first song brief.

Gana is an iPhone app that turns personal stories, original lyrics, and plain-language ideas into original songs. You describe the song in ordinary language, direct the genre, voice, energy, and arrangement as far as you want, and hear a private 30-second concept before deciding to unlock the full recording.

Your first preview is free on your device, with no account required. Five credits create one full song. Weekly provides 75 credits every seven days (up to 15 songs), while Annual provides 300 credits every month during the annual term (up to 60 songs); allowances do not roll over, and exact localized pricing and renewal terms are always shown in the app before you buy.

No. The first private 30-second concept is free on your device with no account. Gana asks you to sign in with Apple only when ownership or purchase requires an identity — unlocking the full song, keeping a library, or restoring purchases on another device.

Yes — that is the entire design. Your brief becomes a private, replayable 30-second concept first, so you judge the story, style, and energy with your own ears before any purchase decision. Nothing is bought on a description alone.

The preview is an excerpt from the same full recording. Purchase unlocks that recording. Listen to the entire unlocked song before sharing it; the short excerpt cannot cover every name or lyric.

Gana’s backend sends the song details needed for lyric writing and generation to Google’s AI services after the disclosed consent step. Other disclosed transfers can support sung-name checks and cover artwork. The privacy policy explains those transfers and what is kept; this page does not identify the model version behind an individual recording.

You keep whatever rights you already have in the text you submit. A purchase unlocks the product features shown at checkout — such as the full render, MP3 export, and hosted sharing — but it does not by itself guarantee copyright, exclusivity, or a commercial-use license, because the law on AI-generated music remains unsettled and provider terms can change. Until rights are expressly confirmed, use generated songs personally and do not rely on them for monetized or client work.

Yes, by default. If you are not signed in and do not use a clearly named generation action, your input stays on your device; generation sends the minimum content the song needs, and concepts belong to your draft, never a public feed. Gana shows no ads, uses no third-party ad trackers, and never sells your data.

Yes — the lyric language is part of the brief. The six public recordings include songs in English, a bachata sung in Spanish, and a Hindi-English wedding floor-filler, and mixing languages deliberately — Hindi verses with an English chorus, for example — is a directable choice.

No — Gana declines both requests by design. Instead, describe the attributes you love: the warmth of the vocal, the space in the drums, the era of the guitar sound. The model works from musical language and performs an original song with those traits.

Finished songs live in your library and travel only by a share link you deliberately create. The link is unlisted rather than access-controlled — anyone with it can listen or forward it until you revoke it — and revoking is always yours to do. Nothing you make is posted publicly by default.

Yes. MP3 export comes with a purchased full render, and files you export to the Files app or another app live outside Gana and stay with you. The preview concept stays replayable inside Gana.

All payments go through Apple, so refunds do too: request one at reportaproblem.apple.com. No app can issue Apple refunds itself. If a bug ate credits or a song failed to deliver, email support@trygana.app and we restore the credits directly.

Both live in Gana Settings: Privacy & data → Delete saved concept for the anonymous preview, and Account → Delete account for a signed-in account. Deletion removes account content, contact data, unused consumable credits, and that account’s songs stored inside Gana; Apple billing is separate, so an active subscription is cancelled with Apple. The delete-account guide walks through every step.