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Terms of Use

These terms set out the basic rules for using the Pulse MVP.

Last updated: 4 September 2026

Using Pulse

Pulse lets you submit a website URL and receive an automated health report covering performance, SEO, accessibility and basic security signals.

You should only scan websites you own, manage, or have a reasonable right to assess.

Automated Assessment

Pulse results are automated and may be incomplete, delayed or affected by third-party services, website availability, redirects, blocking rules or temporary network issues.

Pulse does not guarantee website performance, search engine ranking, security, accessibility compliance, legal compliance or business results.

Security Checks

Pulse is not a penetration-testing tool. Security checks are non-invasive and limited to publicly observable configuration. The service does not attempt exploitation, port scanning, brute forcing or intrusive vulnerability testing.

Your Responsibilities

You are responsible for deciding whether to act on recommendations and for testing any changes made to your website. If a result could affect legal compliance, security posture, accessibility obligations or commercial decisions, you should seek appropriate professional advice.

Email Reports

If you request an emailed report, Pulse stores the minimum details needed to send and follow up about that report. Submitting the form does not create a user account.

Availability

Pulse is an early MVP and may change, pause or stop without notice. Features may be added, removed or adjusted as the product is validated.

Legal Review Needed

These MVP terms should be reviewed by a qualified legal professional before commercial launch, especially around liability, acceptable use, consumer rights, governing law and paid services.

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