Your deal is stuck in a privacy review. We get you through it.
Enterprise buyers want your GDPR documentation and proof that your product actually protects data. We produce both: the policies, the evidence, and the code fixes behind them.
Check if the EU AI Act applies to you · 3-minute self-assessment
Every other compliance tool sends you a report. We send your engineers a pull request.
Click through the actual workflow.
No signup needed. This is the real sequence, from connecting a repository to sending a signed policy. The data below is illustrative. Your own findings come from a demo.
Connect your repository
Read-only access. We map GDPR obligations to what your code actually does. You can revoke it at any time.
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What actually applies to you
Of the 42 GDPR controls, these are the ones your setup triggers. Open one to see what we do about it.
Right to erasure
Article 17. Your users must be able to ask you to delete their personal data, and you have to actually do it.
Review the pull request
We wrote the fix and opened it for your engineers. Nothing reaches your codebase until they merge it.
The paperwork behind the fix
Auditors and enterprise buyers want the document too, signed by someone accountable. We draft it, chase the signature, and file the receipt.
Four jobs we take off your plate.
We fix the code.
Deleting a user, exporting their data, withdrawing consent, expiring old records, handling secrets. Each gap becomes a pull request your engineers review and merge.
We write the policies.
More than 20 documents, each mapped to the article it satisfies and drafted from your answers, delivered ready to sign.
We chase the signatures.
We work out who owns each policy, send them a link, remind them, and email your vendors. You stop being the person who nags five colleagues.
We keep it true.
We re-check when you ship, so the answers you gave a buyer last quarter are still accurate the next time someone asks.
One link answers the privacy review.
When a customer asks how you handle personal data, you send them a trust page instead of writing policies for three weeks. It shows your readiness, your published policies, and the vendors you use. You control what is visible, and you can password protect it or let it expire.
If they want more than a link, export the audit pack: the signed policies, the evidence behind each control, and the receipts showing who signed what and when.
From connected to answerable in minutes.
Tell us what data you handle
A few plain questions about what you collect and why. We work out which of the 42 GDPR obligations actually apply to you, so you are not staring at a generic checklist.
We read your code and cloud
We map your endpoints, data stores, and cloud settings against those obligations, then show you exactly what is missing.
Review the PR, sign the policy
Fixes arrive as pull requests. Policies arrive drafted and ready to sign. You review, we file the evidence behind both.
See the product. Check how we handle your data.
Click through the interactive demo, then read how we host and protect your workspace. Open the demo · Published vendor list.
Security scanning that exists to get you compliant.
We watch your code and cloud so GDPR stays covered. You do not need a separate scanner, a separate GRC tool, a separate policy writer, and a separate signature chase. One product, mapped to the law, cuts the tool sprawl and the bill.
Code scanned for GDPR gaps
We read your repos for missing erasure, consent, export, retention, and secret handling, then open the fix as a pull request.
Cloud checked against Article 32
AWS, Azure, and GCP settings measured against the security of processing GDPR expects, in the same workspace.
Threats tied to your compliance
CVEs and dependency risk are tracked because weak security is a GDPR failure, not a separate product category.
One bill instead of a tool stack
Policies, signatures, evidence, and fixes stay together. You avoid buying and operating a pile of tools just to look GDPR-ready.
Not another GRC dashboard.
The fines land on exactly what we close.
Article 83: up to 20 million euro, or 4% of global annual turnover, whichever is higher.
The violations regulators actually fine are a missing legal reason for processing, weak security measures, and data subject requests that go unanswered. Those are the same obligations we fix in your code and document for you.
Fine ceilings are from the regulation itself. Any estimate shown inside the product is a planning figure, not legal advice.
Get the deal unstuck.
Book a demo and we will run this on your own repository. Your free trial starts right after.