A site you publish with Create is served from a Keplar address or your own domain. Keplar designs around the fact that anyone can build a site, including people who should not.
What the platform enforces
- Sanitized content. Site content is cleaned on the server against an allowlist before it is stored or served.
- No user scripts. Sites do not run scripts you write. Interactivity (like a contact form) comes from Keplar-controlled components.
- Isolation. Published pages are served with restrictive security headers, including a sandboxing content security policy.
- Forms. Contact forms use a honeypot and rate limits.
- Reports. Every published site carries a way to report abuse, and reports are stored for review.
- Limits. Plans cap projects, domains and generation so an account cannot create unlimited sites.
What you are responsible for
You own what you publish and must have the right to use its text, images and products. Do not publish content that is illegal, deceptive, infringing, or that targets or harms people. Photos you upload should be yours or licensed. Keplar can unpublish a site that breaks the Terms.
Payments
A shop only takes payments when you connect a payment account. Otherwise the Buy button does not collect cards and the page says so.
Search engines
Published sites are indexable only if you choose. Keplar's own shared answer links are noindex.
Reporting a site
Use the report link on the site, or write to team@keplar.one. Reports of the most serious kinds are handled with priority.
Related
- Publish your site: Publish to a free keplar address, what the pre-publish scan blocks, search indexing, SEO fields, forms and leads, and the abuse report link.
- Create overview: What Create does, how it fits with the chat, what each plan allows, and the rules that apply to everything you generate and publish.