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Privacyboard
Privacy compliance on autopilot
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Privacy compliance on autopilot
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Enter your website: Privacyboard detects your tools and drafts your privacy policy, cookie banner, records and DPA in minutes. Vendors are watched daily, deadlines tracked, and your AI assistant can fill in the rest. Free plan, data in the EU.
Hi Product Hunt, I'm Antoine, solo founder of Privacyboard (some of you may know my other product, SaaSFrame).
Privacyboard had a first version that I shut down two years ago. It was mostly templates, and keeping them right was still your job. I rebuilt it from scratch around one idea: your compliance should come from what your company actually does, and stay right on its own.
📝 Drafted for you. Enter your website: Privacyboard detects your tools and drafts your privacy policy, records, DPA and cookie banner. You confirm each suggestion, nothing applies without you. First documents in about 5 minutes.
🔄 Kept up to date. Vendors are watched daily, privacy requests tracked against their deadlines, and the overview only shows what needs you.
🛡️ Shown to customers. A privacy center under your name, and a cookie banner that waits for consent, with one-click install on Webflow, WordPress and Shopify.
🤖 Works with your AI assistant. Connect Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor: it already knows your stack, fills in your vendors and records, and you approve each change.
It covers GDPR, UK GDPR, CCPA/CPRA and more than 15 other countries. Built in France, data stored in the EU. There's a free plan with no time limit.
Product Hunt offer: 50% off your first year of Pro or Business (yearly plans) with code M3ODQXMG.
I'd love your honest feedback: what would make you trust a tool like this with your compliance? I'm here all day to answer.
vendors watched daily is the part that matters, small teams add a new tool every month and the DPA list is always one step behnid
on your trust question: i'd want to see why it detected a vendor (which script or form on the site) before i confirm. is that shown??? and when a tool gets dropped, does the policy update by itself or wait for me???
@thamibenjelloun Thanks Thami, that's exactly the trust question I was hoping for 🙏
Why a vendor was detected: yes, in the site scan. Each tool found shows where it came from: "in the page code" with the tag it was found in, "in the browser" with the cookies it set, or seen on real visits once your banner is live. For tags written in your page, it even shows the line to change so they wait for consent. The quick detection during sign-up only lists the tools for now, so you're right that showing the evidence there too would help. Noted.
When a tool is dropped: nothing changes on its own. The weekly scan shows it as "no longer seen", you remove it from your vendors in one click, and the policy draft updates. Then you validate it again before the new version goes live on your privacy center. We never publish a change to your documents without you.
Curious: at Mailwarm, how do you keep track of new tools today?