yPAL - Enterprise-ready without the compliance hire

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Most compliance tools generate polished policies full of claims nobody verified. yPAL is grounded: every line traces to a real fact you gave it, or it's flagged as a gap. It sits on top of the vendors you already use, no keys, no crawl. Policies, a plain-English gap list, and a hosted trust center.

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Hey founders and builders👋, I'm building yPAL because compliance for early startups is broken in a specific way: the tools optimize for looking compliant, not being it. You buy one, connect your stack, and it generates a beautiful 12-page security policy in 30 seconds, full of claims about your company that nobody ever verified. Then a buyer's security team asks "you say you do quarterly access reviews, can you show me the last one?" and the whole thing falls apart. You didn't lie. Your tool did. But you lose the deal. So yPAL works on one rule: never fabricate a compliance claim. Every generated statement is grounded in a real fact you gave us, or it's surfaced as a gap, honestly, instead of papered over. It doesn't integrate into your infrastructure either; it sits on top of the vendors you already use (no keys, no access, no crawl) and turns what's true into policies, a plain-English gap list, and a hosted trust center you can share with buyers. It's built for solo founders and small teams who need to look credible to enterprise buyers without a compliance hire. Would love your honest feedback, especially: what's the hardest security question a buyer has ever thrown at you? 👇