Licence & beta terms.

Prompt to Page is proprietary software. © 2026 Courtney Allen. All rights reserved. You are granted a personal, non-exclusive, non-transferable licence to install and use the app for evaluation during the closed beta, subject to these terms.

The app is provided free of charge during the closed beta. It is an early release that may change or break between versions, and I may pause or withdraw distribution of beta builds at any time — that means the downloads, not the copy already on your machine. There is no account and no payment. What happens when the beta ends is set out below.

Prompt to Page is built and run by one person — me, Courtney Allen. So rather than leave the future to fine print, here it is plainly:

• Free during the beta, honest about afterwards. When the beta ends I expect to charge for some professional features. A free version will remain — and, being equally honest, some capabilities that are free during the beta are expected to become part of the paid tier. I'm not naming which yet, because those decisions aren't final.
• Beta users get a thank-you. If paid tiers launch, everyone who used the beta will be able to claim the professional tier free for an extended period.
• Your installed copy keeps working. The app runs entirely on your machine: no account, no licence server, no kill switch — I couldn't reach into your machine if I wanted to. When the beta ends, the version you have may stop receiving updates and support, but it will not stop working, and your continued personal use of it remains licensed under these terms.
• No surprise ending. The beta won't end with less than 30 days' published notice — on this site, in the release notes, and in the app's update notes.

• You may install and run Prompt to Page on a computer (macOS or Windows) you own or control.
• You may use generated output (HTML, Nunjucks, ZIPs) in your own prototypes.
• You may not redistribute, resell, sublicense, or repackage the app.
• You may not reverse engineer, decompile, or disassemble it.
• You must keep all copyright, licence, and credit notices intact.

Prompt to Page is designed to run locally. AI inference and your prototypes stay on your device, and the app does not transmit your prompts or generated content to me.

During the closed beta, the app sends two limited lifecycle events (app_started and app_exited) to Aptabase, my analytics processor, by default when your device is online, to measure aggregate use and improve the app. These events never include prompts, generated pages, project content, model names, file paths, or persistent install or account identifiers. You can turn this off at any time in Settings → Privacy, and a previously saved opt-out is always respected. The complete and canonical description of this processing is the privacy notice.

The software is provided without warranty of any kind, express or implied, including warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, and non-infringement. You use it at your own risk.

This licence is governed by the law of England and Wales, and any disputes are subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of its courts.

Questions, bug reports, or licence enquiries: courtney.rj.allen@gmail.com.

Prompt to Page is an independent project. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to the Government Digital Service, the Crown, or any UK government body. “GOV.UK” and the GOV.UK Design System are referenced descriptively.

Substantive changes to these terms are listed here, so you can see what changed and when.

• 29 July 2026 — added the “Privacy and data” section disclosing the two default-on beta usage events (Aptabase), the Settings → Privacy opt-out, and the privacy notice as the canonical description of that processing.
• 16 July 2026 — added the “What I'm committing to” section: disclosure that some professional features are expected to become paid after the beta while a free version remains, the beta thank-you commitment, the installed-copies-keep-working commitment (withdrawal rescoped to distribution only, “revocable” removed from the licence grant), and the 30-day notice period. Removed the hardcoded version number and named this page as the canonical home of the terms.
• 23 June 2026 — original beta terms.