Qlyne documentation
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Qlyne protects a site from bots, abuse and traffic peaks. A connector sits in front of the site and applies the rules you set in the dashboard. You start in observe mode, see what each rule would have done, and switch to enforce when it makes sense.
New here? Get started takes you from account to first rule. Not sure how to connect? Choose the integration that fits your infrastructure.
Products
Section titled “Products”Seven products, one site, one dashboard. Each one has its own page with what it does, how to turn it on and what the visitor sees.
- Bot Management: a bot score for every visitor, a challenge before the pages you choose, verified bots let through and impostors stopped.
- WAF & Firewall: managed rules against known attacks, your own rules, IP lists and rate limits.
- Account Protection: leaked-password warning, attempt limits per account and forms that refuse robots.
- Access: a password or an e-mail link in front of a path, such as
/adminor a staging site. - Waiting Room: a queue in front of busy pages, by rate or by how many people are on the site.
- Page Shield: security headers with a grade, a Content Security Policy with reports, a consent banner and a page cache at the edge.
- Attack Surface: a look at your site from the outside, the way any visitor sees it, repeated every day.
Guides
Section titled “Guides”- Plans: what Free and Pro include.
- Events and reports: what the dashboard shows and how to read it.
- API: your rules as a document you can read and write with the account key.
- AI assistants (MCP): let Claude or Cursor change your rules.
- Privacy: what Qlyne keeps about your visitors and for how long.
- Status: where to check whether Qlyne is up.
Sites, members, two-factor sign-in and the API key: Account, plans and security.
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