ChatGPT said:
Your report exposed a JavaScript syntax error in my diagnostic code. I fixed it and verified the script before republishing.
Open or refresh:
https://simple-ai-picture-maker.sgs22702.chatgpt.site
If Safari shows the older copy, close the tab and reopen the link. Then try creating a picture again. If it fails, send the new reportāit should now contain real line breaks and a specific failure status.
You said:
Trouble making a picture?
1. Page loaded: yes
2. Picture service loaded: yes
3. Picture request: FAILED
4. Error: Missing `model`ChatGPT said:
The report identified the exact problem. I updated the request to specify Puterās current gpt-image-2 model.
Refresh and try again:
https://simple-ai-picture-maker.sgs22702.chatgpt.site
If it still fails, send the new trouble reportāwe have now progressed beyond the missing-model error.
You said:
ChatGPT said:
Simple AI Picture Maker is the name of the web app we have been building together.
It is a very simple, iPhone-friendly interface for creating AI pictures:
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Describe the picture.
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Tap Make My Picture.
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Change the result or start a new picture.
Your working app is here:
https://simple-ai-picture-maker.sgs22702.chatgpt.site
The actual picture-making is currently provided by Puter.js using the gpt-image-2 AI model. The app hides those technical details so it remains easy to use.
You said:
ChatGPT said:
There is some risk, but other people normally would not use your Google account or your AI allowance merely by opening the link.
Puter uses a āuser paysā system: each person signs in with their own Puter account and their usage is charged against their own free allowance or paid accountānot yours. The app contains no Google, OpenAI, or Puter API key belonging to you. Puter user-pays explanation
The main cautions are:
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If someone uses the app on your unlocked iPhone in your Safari session, they may be using your currently signed-in Puter account and your allowance.
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Puter might offer Google as a convenient sign-in method, but users should sign in with their own accounts.
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Picture descriptions are sent to Puter and its AI provider. Users should not enter passwords, medical information, or other private material.
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Your current website is restricted to your account. Other people may be unable to open it until we intentionally change its sharing settings.
For safe sharing, I recommend adding a visible Sign In / Sign Out control and displaying āSigned in asā¦ā before generation. Then each person can verify which account is paying for the picture. Puter says requests are authenticated, scoped to the signed-in user, and rate-limited. Puter security documentation