Terms of Service

Last updated 28 July 2026 · Flora extension 0.1.0

1. Who you are contracting with

Flora is published by [LEGAL ENTITY], [REGISTERED ADDRESS], reachable at stevenkuti20@gmail.com (« we », « us »).

2. What Flora is

Flora is a browser extension that reads a web page you are looking at and writes a specification of its visual design — colours, spacing, typography, states, animations, responsive rules — so that you or a coding agent can rebuild something with that design.

It is a measuring instrument with a writing step. The measuring is deterministic: the same page produces the same values. The writing is done by a language model, and that part varies. Section 8 says what follows from that.

3. What you may and may not capture

Flora is built around a deliberate boundary, and you inherit it:

• What the produced document reproduces: the design system and the structure — palette, scales, typographic roles, corner and shadow treatment, motion tokens, and the order of the page’s bands. A header above a hero above three cards is the common vocabulary of the web, not an author’s property.
• What it deliberately excludes: the source’s text, its photographs, its logo and its iconography. Those are the parts of a page that really belong to its author. Flora does not copy them, does not reuse their URLs, and empties every link destination.

You agree that:

• you will only capture pages you are entitled to capture — you own them, you are working on them for a client, or they are publicly accessible and you stay within the rights that gives you;
• you will not use Flora to produce a copy of somebody else’s site passed off as your own, nor to reproduce a protected trade mark, logo or distinctive shape;
• you will not capture pages containing other people’s personal data that you have no right to send to a third party. Flora cannot tell a marketing page from a customer record, and section 3.3 of the Privacy Policy sets out exactly what is sent;
• you remain responsible for the legality of what you build from the output. A design may be protected by copyright, by unfair-competition law, or by a registered design, and none of that is visible in a stylesheet.

We do not review what you capture and we cannot. That responsibility is yours, and it is not one we can take on your behalf.

4. Your account

Signing in uses your Google account, and you are responsible for keeping access to it. One account is for one person or one organisation — do not share credits by sharing an account.

5. Credits, plans and prices

Paid captures consume credits. One analysis costs 10 credits. Plans and packs, and the number of credits each includes, are shown in the extension before you buy and are the authoritative statement of the current offer.

• The Simple component mode is free and consumes no credits. It never contacts our service. It returns the resting markup and styles, and deliberately not the interactive states, the responsive rules or the motion — that is the boundary of what a resting capture of the DOM can give without touching the page.
• Credits are attached to an installation, not to a calendar month, and do not expire while your account exists.
• Prices may change. A change never applies to credits you have already bought.
• Payments are handled by Whop. We never see your card, and their terms apply to the payment itself.

A capture that fails for a reason on our side — our service unreachable, an error from the model — does not consume a credit. If one is consumed anyway, tell us and we will put it back.

6. Refunds and withdrawal

If you are a consumer in the European Union you have a 14-day right of withdrawal on a digital purchase. Because credits are usable immediately, that right lapses for credits you have already spent; unspent credits are refundable within those 14 days.

Outside that case, write to stevenkuti20@gmail.com. If Flora did not do what this site says it does, we would rather refund you than argue.

7. What you own

You own the output. The specification Flora produces from your capture is yours, for any purpose, including commercially. We claim no rights over it and we do not keep it — it lives in your browser until you close it.

We own Flora itself: the extension, its service, its name and its interface. You may not resell it, rebuild it from its bundle, or present it as your own product.

8. What we do not promise

Stated plainly, because a vague version of this clause helps nobody:

• The measurements are honest, not exhaustive. A capture describes the DOM at rest. A proprietary font will not load, images are remote URLs belonging to someone else, and anything behind a click, a scroll or a script Flora could not trigger is absent. The document says so, in itself, wherever that happens.
• The written specification is an interpretation. It is produced by a language model. Two runs on the same page may word things differently, and it may declare a gap where you hoped for a value. It is instructed never to invent a measurement — but no instruction is a guarantee.
• The reproduction is not guaranteed to be pixel-identical. Flora hands you measurements and a specification; what is built from them depends on the project it lands in.
• We do not promise uninterrupted availability. The service can be down, and so can the third parties it depends on.

To the extent the law allows, Flora is provided as it is. Where liability cannot be excluded, ours is limited to the amount you paid us over the twelve months before the event. We are not liable for indirect loss — lost profit, lost data, lost time, or a claim from a third party about what you built.

None of this limits your rights as a consumer where those rights cannot be waived, nor our liability for wilful misconduct.

9. Acceptable use

Do not:

• circumvent the credit system, or misrepresent an installation to obtain free credits;
• automate Flora to capture pages at scale in a way that burdens a site you do not own;
• use Flora to build something illegal, or to imitate a real organisation in order to deceive people — a copied sign-in page is the obvious example, and we will terminate your account for it without notice.

10. Ending it

You can stop at any time by removing the extension. We may suspend an account that breaches section 9. If we end the service entirely, we will say so with reasonable notice and refund unspent credits.

11. Changes to these terms

We may change these terms. The date at the top changes with them, and for anything material we will tell you in the extension before it takes effect. Continuing to use Flora after that means accepting the new version.

12. Law and courts

These terms are governed by [GOVERNING LAW — e.g. French law], and disputes go before the courts of [COMPETENT COURTS — e.g. Paris], without prejudice to the rules that let a consumer sue in their own country.

See also the Privacy Policy, which sets out exactly what leaves your browser.