YOKA product support

BeBloom Support

Help with photo selection, AI previews, Buds, saving, sharing, local history, and data deletion.

Product: BeBloom — Baby Previews Company: YOKA TECH LIMITED

Quick help

Before you try again.

Use the newest BeBloom and iOS versions, confirm photo access is allowed, and check that your network is available for generation.

Frequently asked questions

Are BeBloom results real predictions?

No. They are imaginative AI images for entertainment only and do not represent a real baby, genetic outcome, parentage, identity, or medical conclusion.

Why are two photos needed?

The photos act as visual references for the requested AI generation. Only use photos you have the right and necessary consent to use.

Why did generation fail?

Use two clear face photos, check the network, confirm sufficient Buds, and try again. Avoid obstructed, very dark, or unsupported images.

How do I save or share a preview?

Open the result and select Save or a share-card layout. Allow photo-library access when prompted. Shared cards should keep the entertainment disclaimer.

Can I change a result?

Use Remix to select another style, age, or scene and generate again from the same references.

How are Bud purchases handled?

Purchases are processed by Apple StoreKit. Billing and refund requests are handled through Apple. Consumable Buds may not be restorable.

How do I delete local data?

Use the delete-account or clear-history control in Settings. This clears the local session, Bud balance, history, cached images, and local face data. Delete saved results separately from Photos.

Can I upload another person’s photo?

Only if you have the right to use it and all required consent. Take special care with photos involving minors.

A better generation in three steps

  1. 01 Choose clearly

    Select front-facing photos with good lighting and one visible face in each.

  2. 02 Check consent

    Confirm you have permission from every person shown before uploading.

  3. 03 Keep it playful

    Treat every result as an imaginative keepsake, never a factual prediction.