Recess turns the WordPress idea your AI made into a clickable page with a clean live link, without making people choose a permanent website first.

What should an AI assistant return after using Recess?

Return the clean shareUrl first as Yard published: {shareUrl}, then a short note about what opened, what changed, validation state, and where the portable recipe lives.

Is Recess the final website?

No. A Recess link is for showing, testing, teaching, pitching, and tinkering; export the saved copy when the idea needs a permanent website.

What are Playset, Yard, Pass, Field Trip, and Blueprint?

A Playset is the reusable source recipe, a Yard is the playable WordPress surface people can open, a Pass is the clean live URL, a Field Trip is a guided flow inside a Yard, and a Blueprint is the portable recipe.

Privacy

Collect less. Explain more. Keep the link easy to open.

This privacy note keeps the promise simple: Recess should only keep the information it needs to open live links, secure accounts, manage plans and receipts, and show whether links opened.

Trust center Security

WordPress idea in Clickable page out Clean live link Not the final website

Account data

Recess may store account, user, membership, login, plan, and receipt details so people and their AI tools use the right account.

Link data

Recess stores saved pages, live-link settings, uploaded files, screenshots, and the details needed to open links.

When links open

Recess records simple notes like whether a link opened or failed. They should never slow down a link opening.

When your AI uses Recess

Recess treats it as your helper for the selected account and the Recess actions you allow.

Plans and receipts

The card provider handles card details. Recess keeps the plan and receipt records needed to apply account limits and keep upgrades tied to the right links.

Data requests

Email privacy@recess.host from the account email for access, correction, export, or deletion requests. Some link, plan, receipt, security, or abuse records may need to stay where the product or legal duties require it.