DhiWise is a platform that automates the development process, enabling developers to quickly build and deploy applications by generating code and managing workflows efficiently.
DhiWise is an AI-powered platform that automates the entire software development lifecycle, transforming natural language prompts, Figma designs, or ideas into production-ready full-stack web and mobile applications with backend integration and instant deployment.[1][5] Its core value proposition lies in accelerating development from ideation to launch, generating clean, scalable code in frameworks like React, Flutter, Next.js, Kotlin, and Shopify while eliminating boilerplate tasks and ensuring industry-standard best practices.[2][3][6]
Key features include Figma-to-code conversion, a Requirement Builder for precise project scoping and estimates, Project Planner for auto-generated architectures and user stories, AI code assistance for error-free suggestions, and Rocket for one-prompt app building with databases, authentication, and SEO-optimized copy.[1][2][5][7] Ideal for solo developers prototyping MVPs, UI/UX designers converting visuals to code, IT service teams handling e-commerce or cross-platform apps, and enterprises seeking scalable automation, DhiWise targets those prioritizing speed-to-market over manual coding.[1][2][3]
What sets it apart is its agentic AI with over 2,000 proprietary algorithms for contextual feature decisions, full code ownership without vendor lock-in, free community plan, and seamless complementarity to tools like Cursor by focusing on design-to-deployment rather than in-editor assistance.[1][4][6][8]
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The Privacy Policy states data is used to 'improve' services and develop new features, suggesting potential model traini
No training opt-out mechanism was identified in the legal documents.
Moderate risk. Suitable for internal data but avoid confidential information.
The Privacy Policy states data is used to 'improve' services and develop new features, suggesting potential model training, but lacks explicit clarity on whether user content trains AI models. The DPA and ToS do not explicitly prohibit AI training on customer content, and the broad license grant in ToS Section 5.2 could permit it.
“[Privacy] 'we collect, use, store and process your personal information to provide Services, to improve them, to fix issues in them, to develop new Services' and [ToS] 'you hereby grant to us a non-exclusive, worldwide, royalty-free license to use, copy, store, transmit, modify, create derivative works of and display the Customer Content'”
The ToS grants a broad, non-exclusive, worldwide, royalty-free license to use, copy, modify, and create derivative works of Customer Content 'solely to the extent necessary to provide the Rocket Services.' While nominally limited to service delivery, the language permits derivative works and is not explicitly time-limited or terminable upon account deletion.
“[ToS 5.2] 'you hereby grant to us a non-exclusive, worldwide, royalty-free license to use, copy, store, transmit, modify, create derivative works of and display the Customer Content solely to the extent necessary to provide the Rocket Services'”
The DPA Annex III lists 24 sub-processors including AI vendors (Claude Inc, OpenAI), payment processors, and analytics tools. While the DPA requires sub-processors to maintain confidentiality, the Privacy Policy states data is shared with 'service providers' and 'marketing partners' with only contractual safeguards mentioned. No explicit prohibition on advertising or data broker sharing.
“[DPA Annex III] Lists sub-processors including 'Claude Inc - AI assistant', 'Open AI - LLM', and [Privacy] 'We share your personal information with other companies we use to support our Services' and 'marketing partners who are sponsors of events'”
The Privacy Policy states data is kept 'no longer than necessary' but provides no specific retention periods. The DPA requires return/deletion 'at least thirty (30) days from the end of the Agreement' but allows indefinite retention of 'anonymized' data. ToS Section 2.1(d) acknowledges no backup obligation and vague 'data retention policies.'
“[Privacy] 'We keep your personal information for no longer than necessary for the purpose for which it is processed' and [DPA] 'The Processor shall at least thirty (30) days from the end of the Agreement...return to the Controller all the Personal Data, or if the Controller so instructs, the Processor shall have the Personal Data deleted'”
The ToS Section 5.2 explicitly states the customer 'will retain all right, title and interest (including any and all Intellectual Property Rights)' in Customer Content. The vendor's license is limited to service delivery and does not claim ownership or sublicensing rights to outputs.
“[ToS 5.2] 'As between the parties, you will retain all right, title and interest (including any and all Intellectual Property Rights) that you may have in and to the Customer Content as submitted to, generated by, or accessed through the Rocket Services'”
The DPA Annex II states compliance with 'ISO/IEC 27001:2022 standard' and mentions annual risk assessments, but no SOC 2 Type II, HIPAA, or formal GDPR compliance certification is explicitly claimed. Security practices are documented but formal compliance certifications are not published on a trust page.
“[DPA Annex II] 'DhiWise operates an information security management system that complies with the requirements of ISO/IEC 27001:2022 standard' and [Privacy] 'Rocket has a data processing agreement in place with its providers, ensuring compliance with the GDPR'”
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