Regunow: Turn regulatory research into actionable compliance audits

Regunow helps you understand what regulations mean for your business before you launch, expand, or make a change. Describe your product, service, or target market in plain language and explore requirements with AI answers grounded in authoritative sources. Compare your documents with relevant rules, investigate possible gaps, translate regulatory material, and turn your findings into structured reports. Bring research across markets into one workspace, with sources you can check as you go.

Hey Product Hunt 👋 I’m Daniel, the founder of Regunow. Launching a product or entering a new market brings plenty of questions. Regulations add another layer: understanding what applies to your business, what the requirements mean, and what evidence you need before moving forward. I’m building Regunow to make that work easier to approach. You can describe your product, service, or target market in your own words and work through your questions with AI answers grounded in authoritative sources. The references are there for you to follow, check, and explore further. You can also compare your documents with regulatory requirements, investigate possible gaps, translate source material, and turn your findings into structured reports, all within the same research workspace. My goal is to make Regunow useful both to people who work with regulations every day and to people facing these questions for the first time. If you try it, I’d love to hear what you were trying to understand, what helped, and where you needed more clarity. Which regulatory frameworks, countries, or export requirements would you like to explore with Regunow?

the "sources you can check as you go" part matters more here than in most AI tools, because the failure mode in compliance isn't a wrong-sounding answer, it's a right-sounding answer citing a rule that got amended last month. we deal with this on the voice side too, call recording consent and TCPA-style rules vary by state and keep shifting. does Regunow flag when a cited source has a newer version or a pending amendment, or is staleness something the user has to catch themselves by clicking through to check the date