public: landing + pricing + legal pages, apex-ready, lawyer-reviewed
Adds the unauthenticated surface that's needed to invite outsiders:
- Landing (/) — dual-purpose root: dashboard for logged-in users,
landing for everyone else. New maybe_current_user soft-auth helper
in app/auth.py supports it without disturbing the per-route
require_token deps on /news, /log, /upload, /settings.
- About, Pricing, Disclaimer, Terms, Privacy — own router
(app/routers/public.py), no auth dep, shared public_base layout
(brand link, thin nav, footer with legal links + ICO ref + date).
- Editorial positioning: news aggregator with a macro brain; tagline
"Understand markets. Don't gamble on them."; anti-trading-as-gambling
stance carried through About and Landing.
Legal pass following an independent lawyer-style review:
- Privacy: explicit UK-GDPR Art. 6 lawful-basis section; Art. 22
automated-decision line; explicit consent for sessionStorage sync
key (PECR); 30-day IP-log retention; Art. 21 objection right;
Children clause; Art. 33/34 breach-notification clause;
international-transfer mechanism (IDTA + UK Addendum). ICO
registration ZC098928 surfaced at the top.
- Pricing: paid-card AI-portfolio-analysis bullet rewritten to remove
advice-shaped wording ("what would invalidate the posture" gone);
added italic carve-out citing FSMA / FCA COBS.
- Disclaimer: separate EU/EEA carve-out + MAR 596/2014 Art. 3(1)(34)
commentator safe-harbour; "qualifies the Terms" line; hallucination
wording fixed.
- Terms: cl.4 explicit AI-training prohibition + harassment line;
cl.5 CCR 2013 14-day cancellation; cl.7 softened AI copyright
claim under CDPA s.9(3) ambiguity; cl.8 proportionate suspension +
pro-rata refund for paid users; cl.10 CRA 2015 Pt 1 statutory-rights
carve-out from the liability cap; cl.11 right to close account on
material change; cl.12 non-exclusive jurisdiction + UK consumer
local courts.
Code-side enforcement of the Privacy claim:
- openrouter.py: outbound OpenRouter calls now carry
X-OR-Allow-Training: false. DeepSeek doesn't expose a per-request
flag; the Privacy page discloses this caveat verbatim.
Apex domain prep:
- branding.APP_URL flipped to https://read.markets (was app.). DNS for
the apex already resolves; pending operator NPM step is a cert that
covers the bare apex + a 301 from app.read.markets. No hard-coded
subdomain references remain in code (verified with grep).
Nav + chrome:
- app dropdown gains Pricing / Terms / Privacy / Disclaimer links.
- login.html gains a small legal-links footer for the
highest-leverage moment to surface them.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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async def maybe_current_user(
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request: Request,
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authorization: str | None = Header(default=None),
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) -> CurrentUser | None:
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"""Soft-auth: same resolution as `require_auth`, but returns None on
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miss instead of raising. Used on dual-purpose routes (e.g. `/` where
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a logged-in user sees the dashboard and a logged-out visitor sees the
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landing page) and on the public marketing/legal pages, so their
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templates can show a "Dashboard" link when a session is present."""
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s = get_settings()
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if s.CASSANDRA_TOKEN and authorization and authorization.lower().startswith("bearer "):
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provided = authorization.split(" ", 1)[1].strip()
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if secrets.compare_digest(provided.encode(), s.CASSANDRA_TOKEN.encode()):
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principal = CurrentUser(is_admin=True, user=None)
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request.state.current_user = principal
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return principal
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cookie = request.cookies.get(SESSION_COOKIE_NAME)
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if cookie:
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uid = verify_session(cookie)
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if uid is not None:
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async with get_session_factory()() as db_session:
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user = await get_user(db_session, uid)
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if user is not None:
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principal = CurrentUser(is_admin=False, user=user)
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request.state.current_user = principal
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return principal
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return None
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def _raise_redirect_to_login(next_path: str = "/") -> None:
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# Some pages (login itself) are paths a redirect loop would be silly
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# to send back to. The auth router opts out of this dependency
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