Privacy Policy Analyzer
An AI-powered analysis of your policy against the laws it has to satisfy.
- Section-by-section breakdown, not just an overall score
- Each gap mapped to the specific framework clause it violates
- Severity classified so you know what to fix first
A privacy policy is a structured document with predictable required sections. Compliance is mostly about disclosure completeness — does the document tell users what regulators require it to tell them? An AI analyzer is well suited to this because it can read the document, compare it against the disclosure checklists, and surface gaps faster and more consistently than a human reviewer can. Our analyzer is calibrated against the actual statutory text plus official EDPB and California Attorney General guidance.
Grounded in real law, not training-data recall.
AI grounded in real law
The analyzer is given the actual disclosure requirements from GDPR Articles 13 and 14, CCPA §§1798.100 to 1798.150, UK GDPR equivalents, and the Australian Privacy Principles. It is not relying on training-data recall — the law is in the prompt.
Verify-before-flag rule
The analyzer searches the entire document for each topic before reporting it as missing. Loose paraphrases count. Same-meaning language under a different heading counts. We refuse to flag "X is missing" when X is present.
Post-process filter
After the AI returns its findings, a server-side filter drops known over-flagged patterns (CCPA two-method rule, retention vagueness, etc.) that production policies routinely omit without regulator action.
Per-issue evidence
Every critical or major finding includes a quote from your document, or an explicit statement that we searched for the topic and found no mention. No vague "could be improved" findings.
What you'll probably see in the report.
Missing GDPR data-subject rights
The most common critical finding. A policy claiming GDPR compliance must enumerate the eight data-subject rights; many do not.
No CCPA categories of personal information
CCPA §1798.130(a)(5) requires the categories be specifically enumerated. "Personal data" as a single bucket is non-compliant.
Stale citations to repealed laws
References to the EU Data Protection Directive 95/46/EC (repealed in 2018 when GDPR took effect) still appear in many policies.
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