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The red flags in any privacy policy.

The dark patterns and liability traps in any privacy policy, in plain English.

We fetch the page, strip the HTML, and ask Claude Sonnet to surface the alarming clauses. HTML pages only (no PDFs in v1). Public URLs only — internal hostnames are refused.

Try one:
How this works
  • What you get: a Trust Score (0–100), a one-line verdict, and the specific clauses that quietly screw the user — each with the verbatim quote and a plain-English translation of what it means.
  • What we look for: broad sharing with "partners", indefinite retention, class-action waivers, unilateral T&C changes, weak DSR processes, jurisdiction stacking, vague "legitimate interests", biometric / location overreach, sale of data.
  • Limits: HTML pages only (no PDFs in v1), 1.5MB max, public URLs only — internal hostnames and metadata IPs are refused.
  • Privacy: we store the analysed result, not the full policy text. Anonymous scans expire in 90 days.
  • Model: Claude Sonnet 4.6. Privacy policies are long-form and dense — we don't use the fast model here.