Marketing site for Clypio, a performance clipping network. Creators cut a customer's long-form video into shorts, post them from their own accounts, and the customer is billed per view that passes verification.
This repository holds the public site only: five static pages, their assets, and
the Vercel routing config. The application that runs campaigns, verification, and
payouts lives in a separate private repository and is served from
app.clypio.com.
| File | Purpose |
|---|---|
index.html |
Main landing page for prospective customers |
clippers.html |
Landing page aimed at creators joining the network |
privacy.html |
Privacy policy |
terms.html |
Terms of service |
accessibility.html |
Accessibility statement |
vercel.json handles everything the static pages can't:
/api/*is rewritten toapp.clypio.com, so the marketing origin and the application share a hostname from the browser's point of view.- Authenticated routes (
/login,/dashboard,/clipper-dashboard,/clipper-payouts, and related paths) redirect toapp.clypio.com. cleanUrlsis on andtrailingSlashis off, so pages resolve without the.htmlsuffix.
No build step and no dependencies. Any static file server will do:
python3 -m http.server 8000Then open http://localhost:8000. Note that /api/* and the redirect paths only
work once deployed, since they're implemented by Vercel rather than in the pages
themselves.
Pushing to main deploys through Vercel. vercel.json is the whole
configuration.
- The figures shown in the verification ledger and the counters on the landing page are marked illustrative in the markup. They are design placeholders, not reported platform data.
- Verification coverage differs by platform. YouTube Shorts is live, TikTok is
in platform review, and Reels and X are not yet supported. The copy on
index.htmlis the source of truth for current status and should be updated there when that changes. sitemap.xmlis maintained by hand. Adding a page means editing it.
Not open source. All rights reserved.