Compliance Docs That Write Themselves
Appfora scans your code and generates Terms of Service, Privacy Policy, Acceptable Use, Payment Terms, Disclosure documents, and Communications policies — tailored to what your product actually does.
What You Get
Six essential legal documents, each generated from a deep scan of your codebase.
Terms of Service
Define the rules of engagement between your product and its users, covering account creation, acceptable behaviour, and liability.
Privacy Policy
Disclose exactly what data you collect, how you process it, and how users can exercise their rights under GDPR, CCPA, and more.
Acceptable Use Policy
Set clear boundaries on what users can and cannot do with your product, protecting you from abuse and misuse.
Payment Terms
Cover billing cycles, refund policies, and subscription management tailored to your actual payment integration.
Disclosure Policy
Transparently explain how your product works, what data feeds models, and how decisions are made — meeting emerging regulations.
Communications Policy
Define how you contact users — email, push, SMS — and give them clear opt-in and opt-out mechanisms.
How It Works
Scan
We fingerprint your codebase to understand data flows, third-party integrations, and user-facing features.
Generate
Legally-sound documents are generated from your actual product — no hallucination, no generic templates.
Stay compliant
Laws change. Your code changes. Appfora monitors both and auto-updates your documents.
Key Features
Built to keep your legal docs accurate today and tomorrow.
Auto-updates when laws change
Monitor regulatory changes across jurisdictions and automatically revise your documents to stay compliant.
Auto-updates when code changes
Re-scan detects new data flows, features, and integrations — then updates your docs to match.
CI/CD integration
Legal docs as part of your deployment pipeline. Catch compliance gaps before they ship.
Full version history
Every change tracked. Compare versions side-by-side and maintain a complete audit trail.
No hallucination
Language is adapted for readability but nothing is invented. Every clause is grounded in your codebase.
Regulatory monitoring
Global baseline coverage plus jurisdiction-specific rules for GDPR, CCPA, and more.
$8.99/mo
All detected legal documents
- Terms of Service
- Privacy Policy
- Acceptable Use Policy
- Payment Terms
- Disclosure Policy
- Communications Policy
- Auto-updates when laws change
- Auto-updates when your code changes
- Full version history
- CI/CD integration
Frequently Asked Questions
Appfora generates six core documents: Terms of Service, Privacy Policy, Acceptable Use Policy, Payment Terms, Disclosure Policy, and Communications Policy. Each document is tailored to what your product actually does based on a deep scan of your codebase.
Appfora scans your codebase to identify data flows, third-party integrations, payment processors, technology usage, communication channels, and user-facing features. This fingerprint drives every clause in your generated documents — nothing is generic.
Appfora generates documents based on established legal frameworks and regulatory requirements (GDPR, CCPA, etc.). While they provide a strong compliance foundation, we recommend having a qualified attorney review them for jurisdiction-specific nuances.
Appfora continuously monitors regulatory changes across jurisdictions. When a relevant law is updated or enacted, your documents are automatically revised to reflect the new requirements — no manual intervention needed.
Yes. Appfora generates a complete first draft grounded in your codebase, but you retain full control to edit, adjust tone, add clauses, or override any section before publishing.
No. Appfora analyses your codebase to extract a structural fingerprint — data flows, integrations, and feature signatures — but never stores your raw source code. The fingerprint is used solely for document generation.
Complete Your Launch Readiness
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