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Data Privacy · Privacy-rights software

Make them prove it.

Privacy laws give you rights, and they keep changing. Our software helps you stay current as the rules shift, score where you stand, and turn access and deletion requests into an automated playbook, with receipts built to stand up as evidence.

Individuals (B2C)Privacy counsel & compliance (B2B)
What you get

Rights you can track, score, and enforce

Not legal advice. Software that keeps you current, scores your exposure, and proves what companies did with your request.

01

Stay current as laws change

Track shifting privacy regulations across states and jurisdictions, so counsel and teams always know what applies today.

02

Know where you stand

A privacy score for individuals and a compliance score for the vendors you use, so exposure is something you can see and act on, not guess.

03

DSAR on a repeatable playbook

Turn access, deletion, and opt-out requests into an automated workflow, with tamper-evident receipts that stand up as evidence.

Who it is for

Two sides of the same evidence layer

For individuals

Take control of your data

  • See your privacy score and which companies hold your most sensitive data.
  • File access and deletion requests, and track statutory deadlines.
  • Get a receipt if a company goes silent, evidence you can hand to a lawyer or a state Attorney General.

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For privacy counsel & compliance teams

Stay current and respond at scale

  • Track regulations as they change, so you always know what applies across the jurisdictions you operate in.
  • Run DSAR (access, deletion, opt-out) as a repeatable, automated playbook instead of one-off fire drills.
  • Tamper-evident receipts and cross-vendor compliance patterns that hold up if a request is ever challenged.

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Want early access?

We are onboarding a founding cohort. Tell us whether you are an individual, privacy counsel, or a compliance team, and we will get you in.

Not a law firm. Not legal advice. An evidence layer for the rights you already have.