About Whitelabel

Cloudflare starter with a local-first authenticated workspace and server-rendered public landing pages.

What this service is

Whitelabel is built on an open Cloudflare application foundation: a server-rendered public site, an authenticated workspace that keeps working when the network does not, an HTTP API described by an OpenAPI document, and a Model Context Protocol (MCP) endpoint through which AI agents act on a signed-in person's behalf, with that person's consent and within the scope they granted.

Every public page has a Markdown twin, so a person and an agent reading the same URL see the same words. The list of pages, the sitemap and llms.txt are generated from one registry, which is why they never disagree.

Who runs it

Whitelabel is published by Aleksei Krasnoperov. Questions, feedback and partnership requests go through the contact page, and security reports go the same way.

How it treats your data

Accounts are created by signing in with Google. The service keeps the name and email address Google shares and nothing else about the account. Drafts made in the workspace stay on the device that made them unless sync is switched on. The privacy page lists exactly what is stored, where it lives, how long it is kept and how to have it removed.

For developers and agents

The API, the MCP endpoint and the OAuth 2.1 authorization server are documented on the developers page. Agents can start from llms.txt, which says when this service is the right tool and how to call it.