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Clarity includes
how it’s built.
Understand what this template does, where data can go, and what a production product needs around it.
A static frontend, with clear boundaries.
Relaypoint is a fictional product represented by a free static website template. Pages, scripts, styles, and artwork are served locally. There is no Relaypoint backend, production user directory, workflow executor, or payment system.
| Area | Where data goes | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| Workspace records | This browser | Demonstrates local editing and workflow views |
| Profile and setup | This browser | Demonstrates account UI without authentication |
| Contact and applications | Local demonstration only | Shows an acknowledgment; sends no email |
| AI workflow prompt | AI.Mihajlo.mk when enabled | Returns a draft workflow plan |
| Email check | AI.Mihajlo.mk when enabled | Returns actual email validation data |
| Connection recipes | No third-party connection | Describes an implementation pattern |
Account-owned development access.
The generic preview configuration contains no tokens. An authenticated download can include your authorized development configuration. Browser credentials are inspectable by anyone who can open that download or inspect the page.
Live service quotas are shared across your AI.Mihajlo.mk account, including usage from other downloads. The supplied client shows returned quota details and upgrade links when available. A product plan shown on the pricing page does not grant API usage.
Before building a production product.
- Move service credentials to a secure backend.
- Add real authentication, authorization, and session handling.
- Validate inputs and enforce rate limits server-side.
- Store only necessary data with appropriate access and retention.
- Verify third-party events and prevent duplicate execution.
- Monitor failures and provide a real support and incident process.
No unearned assurances.
This template does not claim security certifications, legal compliance, uptime guarantees, or independent audits. Product security claims should describe the actual system you deploy.