What can Unfreez do to my repo?
Read the repos you selected, and push content commits — that's the GitHub App's whole permission set. Every commit is signed by Unfreez, so the history stays honest.
What happens if my client stops paying?
The site refreezes: the editing layer goes read-only. The site itself, the repo and every past commit remain exactly as they were. No hostage-taking.
Does my client need a GitHub account?
No. They sign in with Google, edit on a live preview, and never see git, branches or commits.
Do I need CI/CD?
No. A publish is a commit on your branch. If your host auto-deploys, changes go live in minutes; if you deploy by hand, they ship with your next deploy.
Can I undo what my client changed?
Every publish is in the history with a one-tap rollback. And if you changed the code since, Unfreez refuses to write rather than guess.
What if a text isn't detected?
Click it, hit “Make editable”. Unfreez locates the exact value in your source — if it's ambiguous, it tells you instead of guessing.
