Cloudflare and you
Ayoh is free because your data lives in your own Cloudflare account. That makes three of us: here's who does what.
Last updated October 19, 2026
The short version
- We host the Ayoh app you open and publish its updates; you choose when to apply them.
- Cloudflare stores your data, and sends you the bill for doing so.
- You own the account and everything in it, your mail included.
A summary. This page explains the arrangement; the Terms of Service are the agreement.
1Who does what
- Build Ayoh, fix it and publish updates.
- Host the app, and connect it to your account through the token you give us.
- Add your domain's mail records for you.
- Adapt Ayoh when Cloudflare changes something.
- Runs the storage and AI that hold and work on your data.
- Delivers your mail in and out.
- Keeps its platform up and secure.
- Bills you for what your account uses.
- Own the Cloudflare account and pay its bill.
- Keep the account secure, with two-factor sign-in.
- Choose when to take an update.
- Keep copies of anything you can't lose.
This page explains the Terms of Service in plain words. Where the two differ, the Terms win.
2What we can see
Your mail, files, contacts, notes, boards, digests and chats are stored in your account, and the AI runs there too. None of it is stored with us, so we don't read it, and we can't recover it either.
We keep only what we need to run Ayoh on your account and update it: your Cloudflare account ID, the domain and hostname Ayoh runs on, and which version you have. We also keep the token you gave us, encrypted, until you remove it. The Privacy Policy lists it all.
3What you pay, and to whom
Nothing to us for the app (pricing). Cloudflare charges you for your account: its Workers Paid plan, which Ayoh needs, from $5 a month, plus any use beyond what the plan includes, at Cloudflare's prices. That includes what Ayoh itself uses, such as storing mail and running the AI.
Cloudflare's dashboard shows your usage and can email you before a bill grows. We suggest turning that on.
4The token
The token is how you connect Ayoh to your Cloudflare account. We need it to connect Ayoh, to update it and to connect a domain, but not to run it: once you're connected you can delete it in Cloudflare (My Profile → API Tokens) and your mail keeps flowing. When you want an update, make a new one.
What the token allows is set out in the Terms and in Getting started.
5If Cloudflare has a problem
Ayoh runs entirely on Cloudflare, so if Cloudflare is down or slow, so is Ayoh, and we can't fix it from our side. Cloudflare's status page (opens in a new tab) is the place to look. Mail sent to you during an outage is usually tried again by the sender's server for a while, but for how long is up to the sender.
6If your Cloudflare account is closed
Ayoh stops with it, and what's stored there may become unreachable or be deleted under Cloudflare's policies. We can't bring it back. Keep your account in good standing and your payment details current, and keep copies of anything important.
7Who to ask
- Your bill, your Cloudflare account, or an outage: Cloudflare.
- Anything about Ayoh itself: us, at the address below.
Ayoh is independent software. It isn't made, endorsed or supported by Cloudflare, and we can't act for Cloudflare or see into your account beyond what your token allows.
Write to Ayoh through the Help pages, or the contact address of the Ayoh you use.