Hey hunters 👋 Maker here. This one started from a simple frustration: I wanted to know if an AI tool was training on my data, and the only way to find out was to dig through a 12,000-word policy written by lawyers. So Privacy Decoder does the digging. You type a topic and pick a company; it pulls up the official policy, finds the relevant sections, and gives you: ⚡ a one-line TL;DR 🟢🟡🔴 a risk rating 📋 a plain-English breakdown 🔗 a link to the exact source, so you can verify It's powered by Claude with live web search, so it reads the current policy, not a stale cached copy. A few honest notes: • It's free to try (2 looks with no signup, a few more if you sign in). Soft-launching today. • It's an AI summary, not legal advice — I link the official source on every result so you can check it. • Pro (unlimited + side-by-side company comparison + alerts when a policy changes) is coming soon. I'd love your feedback on two things: (1) is the risk rating useful or just noise, and (2) which company's policy should I make sure reads accurately? Drop a company name and I'll test it live. 🙏

Privacy Decoder

AI reads any privacy policy and rates the risk in seconds

AI reads any privacy policy and rates the risk in seconds