Terms of Service

1. Who we are

Pulse5 is operated by Omer, an individual based in Israel.

"Business user" means anyone who uses Pulse5 for their trade, business, craft or profession. "Consumer" means anyone else. Where these Terms treat the two differently, they say so. Nothing in them takes away rights that the law gives consumers and that cannot be waived.

2. Who can use Pulse5

Pulse5 is for people 18 years or older. By creating an account you confirm you are at least 18. If we learn that an account belongs to someone younger, we close it and delete its data. Do not use Pulse5 to build services aimed at children.

If you use Pulse5 for a company or other organisation, you confirm you can bind it to these Terms.

Pulse5 is not offered in countries or regions under comprehensive sanctions or where we have no lawful way to operate, currently Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Syria, Russia, Belarus, mainland China, and the Crimea, Donetsk and Luhansk regions. We may block access from those places and from anyone on a sanctions list. You confirm that you are not on such a list and that you will not use Pulse5 in breach of export or sanctions law.

3. Your account

You create an account with an email address and password, or by continuing with Google. We record your acceptance of these Terms, the version you accepted, the time and a hashed form of your IP address, so we can show what you agreed to.

Keep your login details confidential. You are responsible for what happens under your account. Tell us right away at contact@pulse5.site if you think someone else has used it.

4. What Pulse5 does

You describe a website in plain language. Pulse5 sends your prompts and project files to AI models run by other companies (see Section 13 and our list of service providers), which plan the site and write React, TypeScript and Tailwind CSS code. Pulse5 can search for photos, generate images, preview the site, let you edit it by chatting, publish it on a pulse5.site address or your own domain, and let you download the project.

Pulse5 does not review, fact-check or legally clear what the AI produces. You must review everything before you publish or rely on it.

5. Your prompts and content

You keep your rights in the prompts, instructions, files and media you submit ("Your Content"). You give us a worldwide, non-exclusive, royalty-free licence to host, process, copy and transmit Your Content, including to the AI model, image, search and hosting providers we use, only as needed to run the service for you, to keep it secure, and to meet legal duties.

You promise that you have the rights needed to submit Your Content and that it breaks no law or third-party right.

6. AI-generated output

Subject to these Terms, you may use the code, layout and copy Pulse5 generates for your project for any lawful purpose, and we assign to you whatever rights we have in it. In some countries, output made by AI cannot be protected by copyright, and different users can receive similar output. We cannot promise that you will own, or be able to enforce, rights in it.

• The AI can be wrong. Code may break, copy may be inaccurate, and content may look plausible and still be false.
• Output may resemble existing third-party work. We do not run originality, trademark or accuracy checks.
• Pulse5 does not give legal, medical, financial or other professional advice, and nothing it produces is a substitute for it.

Labels on AI content

Content made with Pulse5 is marked as AI-generated in machine-readable form: images we generate carry an IPTC "AI-generated" tag in their metadata, and published sites carry a generator tag. Please do not remove these marks. If you publish AI-generated text about matters of public interest, or realistic images or video of real people or events, you may be required by law (for example the EU AI Act) to tell your audience that it is AI-generated. That duty is yours as the publisher.

7. Photos, video and generated images

When you build a site, Pulse5 can fetch photos and video from the Unsplash and Pexels libraries through their programming interfaces, and can generate images with AI. These items are used under the licences of those services (see their terms at unsplash.com/license and pexels.com/license), which allow wide commercial use but are not a guarantee against every claim. In particular, they do not clear the rights of people who appear in photos (for example for endorsement or sensitive uses) or of brands, logos or artwork shown in them.

Where a site uses these photos, Pulse5 adds a "Photos" link to Unsplash or Pexels, and the AI is told to credit photographers. Do not remove those credits. Review every image before you publish, replace any you are unsure of, and do not use a person's photo in a way that suggests they endorse something.

Pulse5 does not guarantee that images are free of third-party rights. For business users, Section 18 allocates the risk of claims that come from images you chose to publish.

8. Acceptable use and content policy

You may not use Pulse5, or any site you build or publish with it, to create, host, link to or distribute:

• child sexual abuse material or any sexual content involving minors;
• intimate images of a person shared without their consent, including AI-generated "deepfake" images;
• content that promotes terrorism or violent extremism, incites violence or hatred against people because of who they are, or threatens or harasses a person;
• phishing, scams, fake shops, fake sign-in or payment pages, or any site that pretends to be a person, company, government body or product it is not;
• malware, spyware, credential harvesting, or attempts to break into or disrupt other systems;
• fake reviews, invented testimonials or ratings, fake press quotes, or fake endorsements;
• deepfakes or other deceptive content about elections, public officials or public health;
• sale or promotion of illegal drugs, weapons, stolen data, counterfeit goods or other illegal goods and services; gambling, adult content or regulated financial, medical or investment services where you lack the licences the law requires;
• content that infringes copyright, trademarks, privacy or other rights, or that publishes someone's private information to harm them (doxxing);
• spam, bot farms, or bulk, automated or scraped content that abuses the service or its rate limits;
• anything that helps evade sanctions or breaks the law of a place where you or your visitors are.

You also may not probe or attack Pulse5, bypass its limits or access controls, resell access in a way we do not allow, or use the output to build a competing AI model.

9. Reports, moderation and appeals

Every published site carries a "Report this site" link, and anyone can report content on our report page. We also act on notices from courts and authorities and may review sites when we have reason to think they break these Terms. We combine automated checks (for example for pages that copy another company's sign-in screen) with review by a person, and a person makes or confirms the decision to disable a site. The one exception is a temporary automatic suspension after a report of child sexual abuse material or non-consensual intimate images, which a person reviews afterwards.

When we disable a site or remove content we tell the owner by email what we did, which rule or law we relied on, the facts we relied on, whether automation was involved, and how to respond. You can appeal by replying to that email or, for copyright notices, by sending a counter-notice on the report page. A person reviews appeals, and you may also use any out-of-court dispute body or court that applies to you.

Copyright. We follow the notice-and-takedown steps in the US Digital Millennium Copyright Act and similar laws. Notices go to the contact on the report page. We close the accounts of repeat infringers, meaning accounts that are the subject of three valid copyright notices.

Serious harm. We remove intimate images shared without consent within 48 hours of a valid report, and we report child sexual abuse material to the authorities and preserve the evidence, as the law requires.

10. Sites you publish

You are the publisher of every site you put online and you are responsible for it: its content, its accuracy, and its compliance with laws that apply to you and your visitors, including consumer, advertising, privacy, cookie, accessibility and tax law. In particular:

• If your site collects personal data, uses forms or analytics, or sets cookies, you need your own privacy notice and, where the law requires it, consent. Pulse5 does not write these for you.
• Built-in visitor analytics are switched off for visitors in the EU, EEA, United Kingdom and Switzerland. If you add your own tracking or third-party tools, the consent duties are yours.
• Pulse5 does not check that your site meets accessibility standards. It aims to generate accessible code, but you must test and fix your site.
• You are responsible for the claims you make, including prices, reviews and "AI" claims.

Form submissions and visitor analytics from your site are your data. To the extent we process personal data in them for you, we do so under the data processing terms in our Privacy Policy, which are part of these Terms for business users.

11. Plans, billing and withdrawal

Free plan. The free plan has daily message limits shown in the app. We can change limits with notice in the app.

Paid plans. Paid plans are not yet open for self-service purchase. When they are, they will be sold through a payment partner who acts as the seller of record and handles invoices, taxes, refunds and chargebacks. The price, billing period, renewal terms and tax will be shown to you before you pay, and the partner's terms will apply to the purchase.

Renewals and cancelling. Subscriptions will renew automatically only after we have clearly told you so and you have agreed. You will be able to cancel online at any time, and cancelling takes effect at the end of the paid period.

Withdrawal right. If you are a consumer in the EU or UK, you have 14 days to withdraw from a purchase of a digital service. If you ask us to start the service immediately you may lose that right once the service has been fully provided, and we will ask you to confirm that when you buy.

Price changes. We will tell you by email at least 30 days before a price rise on your active plan. You may cancel before it takes effect. If you do not cancel, the new price applies to the next period.

12. Pulse5's intellectual property

Pulse5's name, logo, website, software and the builder itself (as distinct from the sites you generate) belong to us or our licensors. These Terms give you no right to our trademarks.

13. Third-party services and connections

Pulse5 relies on other companies, including AI model providers, image and search providers, an authentication and database provider, an email provider, a payment partner in future, and hosting infrastructure. They are listed in our Privacy Policy. Their own terms apply to what they provide, and we are not responsible for their outages or content, although we choose them with care.

If you connect a GitHub or Supabase account or a custom domain, you authorise Pulse5 to act in that account as you instruct, for example pushing code, running SQL or attaching a domain through our hosting provider. We do not register domains. You can disconnect at any time, which stops future access but does not undo actions already taken. Review what you push or run before you confirm it.

If you bring your own AI provider key, Pulse5 stores it encrypted and uses it only to send your requests to that provider. You are responsible for that provider's charges and terms, and for revoking the key if you no longer want us to hold it.

Pulse5 reads web pages you ask it to look at (Lead Check, Site Audit). It identifies itself as "Pulse5-Audit", follows robots.txt, and sends the text it reads to an AI model. Only submit addresses you are entitled to analyse.

14. Accessibility statement

We want Pulse5 to be usable by everyone, including people who use screen readers, keyboards or other assistive technology. We are working towards meeting WCAG 2.2 level AA. We have not yet completed an independent audit, so we do not claim full conformance.

Known limits today: the live preview of generated sites and the code editor (Monaco) are only partly usable with a screen reader, and some icon buttons in the builder lack complete labels. We are fixing these in order of impact. When Pulse5 generates a site, it follows WCAG rules in its instructions (text alternatives, labelled form fields, visible keyboard focus, contrast, reduced-motion support) and runs an automated accessibility check, but automated checks catch only part of the problems, so you should test your own site.

To report a barrier or ask for another format, write to contact@pulse5.site. We reply within 30 days. This statement was last reviewed on November 6, 2026.

הצהרת נגישות. אנו פועלים להתאים את Pulse5 לתקן הנגישות הישראלי (ת"י 5568, המבוסס על WCAG) ולרמה AA של WCAG 2.2. טרם בוצע ביקורת נגישות עצמאית ולכן איננו מצהירים על התאמה מלאה. מגבלות ידועות: תצוגת האתר החיה ועורך הקוד נגישים באופן חלקי בלבד לקוראי מסך. לפניות בנושא נגישות כתבו אל contact@pulse5.site; נשיב תוך 30 יום. הצהרה זו עודכנה לאחרונה ב-6 בנובמבר 2026.

15. Warranties

Pulse5 is provided "as is" and "as available". We do not promise that it will run without interruption or errors, or that AI output will be correct, complete or fit for your purpose. For business users this excludes all implied warranties to the extent the law allows.

If you are a consumer, you keep the rights the law gives you for digital services and digital content that is faulty or not as described, and nothing in these Terms limits them.

16. Liability

Nothing in these Terms limits or excludes liability that the law does not allow to be limited, including liability for death or personal injury caused by negligence, for fraud, for intent or gross negligence, and for mandatory consumer rights.

Subject to that, and to the extent the law allows: (a) we are not liable for indirect or consequential loss, lost profits, lost data, lost goodwill or business interruption, including loss that comes from AI output, third-party images or third-party service outages; and (b) our total liability for all claims arising in any twelve months is capped at the amount you paid us in the previous twelve months, or 100 US dollars if you paid nothing. For consumers, the cap in (b) applies only where the law permits it.

When you ask Pulse5 to act in your GitHub or Supabase account, the action happens in your account and you are responsible for the result, except where we caused it by our own breach of these Terms.

17. Indemnity

If you are a business user, you will defend and compensate us against third-party claims, and reasonable legal costs, that come from the content of a site you publish with Pulse5 (including images you chose to keep), from your breach of these Terms, or from your breach of law. This section does not apply to consumers.

18. Suspension, ending and getting your data out

You can stop using Pulse5 and delete your account at any time in Settings. We may suspend or end your access, or disable a site, if you break these Terms or the law, if we must by law or court order, or if your use puts others or the service at risk. Where reasonable we warn you first and give you a chance to fix the problem, and we always explain the reason (see Section 9).

You can download your projects at any time and request a full export of your account data in Settings. If we end your account for a reason other than your breach, or if you choose to leave, we keep your data available for export for 30 days before deleting it. Switching away has no fee. Provisions that by nature should continue (ownership, disclaimers, liability, indemnity and the rules on disputes) continue after the end of these Terms.

19. Changes to these Terms

We may update these Terms for good reasons such as new features, new laws, or changes in how we operate. We will tell you in the app or by email at least 30 days before a material change takes effect, and we ask you to accept the new version. If you do not agree to a material change you may stop using Pulse5 and close your account before it takes effect, without cost, and you will have your 30-day export window.

20. Governing law and disputes

Business users: these Terms are governed by the laws of the State of Israel, without its conflict-of-laws rules, and the competent courts in Israel have exclusive jurisdiction. Claims should be brought within one year after they arise, to the extent the law allows such a limit.

Consumers: the law of the country where you live gives you protections that apply whatever these Terms say. You may bring a claim in the courts of your country of residence, and the law of that country applies to the extent it gives you stronger protection. No time limit in these Terms is shorter than your law allows. If you live in the EU, you may also use the European Commission's online dispute resolution information at ec.europa.eu/consumers/odr, if it is available.

21. Contact

• General questions, billing and accessibility: contact@pulse5.site
• Reports of abuse or copyright infringement: pulse5.site/report or contact@pulse5.site
• Privacy requests: contact@pulse5.site
• Legal notices and requests from authorities: contact@pulse5.site
• Security problems: contact@pulse5.site

Operator: Omer, an individual, Israel.