Terms & acceptable use

What you publish

You're responsible for what your repository builds. Every published page is tied to its public GitHub repository, commit, and owner — that's how provenance works, and how we handle takedowns.

Not allowed

• Malware, phishing, or pages designed to deceive.
• In-browser cryptocurrency mining or other resource abuse on visitors.
• Deliberately oversized uploads or attempts to evade the published size and rate limits.
• Anything illegal, or content you don't have the rights to publish.

Limits

Each project and account has size, storage, and publish-rate limits so one project can't degrade the platform for everyone. If you hit a limit you'll get a clear message. As Snapshot grows we may introduce paid plans for heavier usage and private repositories.

Report abuse

Found a page that breaks these rules? Email dalejamesblack at gmail dot com with the page URL and we'll take it offline quickly — every page is tied to a specific repo and owner.

Your data

Signing in stores your name, email, and GitHub account link (via WorkOS, our sign-in provider) plus the repositories you choose to connect. Joining the waitlist stores the email you enter. That's it — we don't sell data, run ad trackers, or profile visitors; page-view counts on hosted sites are aggregate and anonymous. To remove your data, disable your repos, remove your published sites from the dashboard, and email us — we'll delete the rest.

No warranty

Snapshot is experimental and provided as-is, without warranty or a durability guarantee. We may change limits, remove content, or pause publishing to protect the service. Keep your repository and build outputs as the source of record.