How the documents are made
Every clause maps to a service we detect in your code. Detection is rules only. Clause text comes from the library — except the clauses drafted from notes you type yourself, which an AI model writes and you approve.
Based on what you actually use
Poliogo reads your repository — package.json, your source, your config — and identifies the real services behind your product. Each one becomes a clear, named clause.
Built from published regulatory text
The clause library is written against the regulations themselves and updated as rules change. The scanner picks which clauses your product needs; it never invents wording.
Documents you can read, edit, and own
EditableAdd a paragraph, reword one, or delete a section. The documents live in your repo and on your domain — they're yours.
Built for international compliance
GDPR (EU), CCPA/CPRA (US) and Israel's Privacy Protection Law, on a global baseline. Requirements switch on per jurisdiction, so each section appears only for the people it applies to and your documents stay readable.
They update when your product changes
Add a new analytics tool or payment provider and drift monitoring writes the update for you to review — as a pull request on connected repos.
Every section explained
Next to each clause sits a short note: what this means, and which detected service put it there. Plain English you can actually understand.
Change any part of it yourself
Add a section, remove one that doesn't apply, or reword anything. Your edits survive regeneration.
How it works
Poliogo scans it and lists every detected service in plain words.
You correct anything before a single clause is chosen.
Merge the PR, download the files, or serve them from a hosted link that stays current.
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