[SunlitCat]

I don’t mean to sound dismissive, your frustration is completely understandable.

That said, this does follow a very old and well-documented pattern: build a consumer image generation tool, and a significant portion of users will try to push it toward sexual or nude imagery, especially involving women.

Even companies with massive resources struggle here. Try generating anything even mildly suggestive involving women with ChatGPT and see how many hoops you have to jump through and that’s after multiple layers of prompt and output filtering.

At that point, content moderation becomes an arms race. Keywords, rate limits, paid tiers, moderation APIs, users will route around all of it. Without huge ongoing investment, it’s a battle that’s very hard to win.

So your conclusion that the problem isn’t the product but the market resonates. A B2B pivot makes a lot of sense, because the incentives and user behavior are fundamentally different.

Edit: Even OpenAI seems to be acknowledging the limits here and has indicated plans for some form of adult mode next year. It will be interesting to see whether that also includes more relaxed image generation policies.

[Yash16]

Yes,earlier we were fully focused on B2C for the image-editing app. At the time, AI photo transformation was trending hard, so adoption was fast.

But a big chunk of users started misusing the paid plans—jailbreaking prompts and pushing boundaries. Even though we’re using Google’s Nano Banana model (which doesn’t generate full NSFW), it can still produce partial outputs like lingerie-style images. That still feels wrong, especially when people misuse images that aren’t theirs.

Because of that, shifting to B2B makes more sense. The Nano Banana Pro model really shines there—strong text rendering, true 4K quality, and it solves real business use cases. I’m confident we’ll attract higher-quality users and build something more sustainable in the B2B segment.