Acceptable Use Policy
Updated 23 October 2026
LazyFrog is for building and running legitimate apps. You may not use it, or let an AI use it on your behalf, for any of the following.
Not allowed
- Phishing and impersonation: pages that imitate a bank, a brand or a person to collect passwords, payment details or personal data.
- Malware: distributing or controlling malicious software, or hosting exploits against others.
- Spam: unsolicited bulk email, or email to people who didn't ask for it.
- Crypto mining and other uses of computing power that aren't the app's purpose.
- Attacks: scanning, flooding or breaking into other systems, or evading our limits and protections.
- Illegal content: content that is illegal where we operate, including child sexual abuse material, which we report.
- Infringement: content that infringes others' copyright or trademarks (see our DMCA policy).
- Fraud: scams, fake shops, and deceptive payment flows.
- Harassment and hate: content that threatens or harasses people, or incites violence.
- Proxies and anonymisers that relay others' traffic, and hosting for Tor exits.
What we do
We look for abuse automatically and review what's flagged.
- A publish that looks like phishing is held for review before it goes live.
- We may limit a project (for example its CPU or outbound traffic) while we look.
- We may suspend a project or an account. Its sites go offline and its data is kept unchanged for 90 days in case it is needed for a legal process.
- We tell you what happened and how to appeal, unless the law prevents us.
Report abuse of a LazyFrog site with the abuse form or by email to the contact form. Reports to the abuse address are also flagged for the founder.