Compliance Monitoring for SaaS & AI Teams
Your product just shipped. Is your privacy policy still accurate?
Smolde monitors your product and stack for changes that may make your legal docs stale. It tells you before a customer does.
Your AI features aren't disclosed to users.
We found gaps in how data usage is described.
Some integrations may require disclosure.
Your policy covers key fundamentals.
Why It Matters
Compliance isn't a one-time task.
Your product keeps changing. Your policies should too.
Your docs drift as your product ships
You add a new vendor, integrate an analytics tool, or expand to a new region. Your privacy policy quietly becomes inaccurate and most founders only find out when it matters most.
Stale policies kill enterprise deals
Enterprise customers audit your data handling before they sign. A policy that no longer reflects what your product actually does is a deal-breaker. You may not find out until the deal is already gone.
AI adds obligations you may have missed
Adding AI-generated outputs, recommendations, or automation introduces disclosure requirements most policies never mention. Small gaps compound fast.
How It Works
Compliance that keeps up with your product.
Start with a baseline. Stay aligned as you ship.
Tell us about your product
Walk through a quick intake: what your product does, what data you handle, which vendors you use, and how AI is involved.
Get your baseline profile
Smolde builds a compliance profile based on your actual stack and flags the areas most likely to go stale as your product evolves.
We watch for drift
When you ship new features, add vendors, or expand your product, Smolde detects the signals and tells you which policies may now be out of date.
Stay aligned as you scale
Get plain-English recommendations on what to update, when to update it, and why. Your docs stay aligned with what your product actually does.
Product
See what's behind your score.
A clear, structured view of where your documentation stands and what to do about it.
Dashboard
Your compliance readiness overview.
Your readiness score
Good start, Alex.
We found a few important gaps that you'll want to address.
Top priority
Your AI features aren't clearly disclosed to users. This is a common issue.
Recent checks
Acme AI Assistant
2 days ago
ChatDocs
1 week ago
InsightFlow
2 weeks ago
What we review
- AI & feature disclosure
- Data handling & usage
- Third-party vendors
- Privacy policy alignment
- Risk notes & recommendations
Need help understanding something?
Our guides break down complex topics into plain English.
Findings
Actionable findings, in plain English.
Every finding comes with context on why it matters and what to do. Not just a status label.
Findings
4 issues found
Your policy doesn't explicitly disclose AI usage.
Your policy doesn't fully describe how data is used.
You use 3 vendors that may require disclosure.
Covers core requirements.
AI Disclosure
MissingDetails
Your AI assistant generates content and recommendations, but your policy doesn't explicitly disclose AI usage.
Why it matters
Many regulations require informed users when AI is involved. Users should understand when content may be AI-generated.
What to do
Add an AI disclosure to your privacy policy and, if relevant, surface it in your product UI where AI features are used.
Sample recommendation
// Privacy Policy: AI Disclosure
We use artificial intelligence to generate responses, summarize content, and provide recommendations. AI-generated output may be inaccurate. Users should review all outputs before relying on them.
Your documents, smarter
We tailor every recommendation to your actual product and stack, not a generic template that needs to be rewritten anyway.
- Policy gaps highlighted
- AI disclosures generated
- Plain English explanations
Built for teams shipping with AI
Whether you're a startup founder or part of a scaling product team, we help you move fast without missing the fine print.
Works with OpenAI, Anthropic, Cohere, AWS, Google Cloud, Stripe, and more.
"Smolde helped us uncover gaps we didn't even know existed. It's like a linter for compliance. We run it every time we ship a major feature."
Sarah Kim
Founder, Synthflow
Qualified Pilot
A 30-day pilot for teams shipping fast.
Smolde is most useful when your product changes faster than your docs do. Instead of offering a generic free trial, we qualify teams based on change velocity and recent product movement.
Best fit for the pilot
- Shipping meaningful product changes weekly or biweekly
- Recently added AI features, vendors, new data flows, or new markets
- Already have docs in place and want help keeping them accurate
- Facing procurement, diligence, or enterprise questions soon
Why we qualify for this instead of opening it to everyone
Smolde only becomes useful when your product actually changes. Fast-moving teams can generate the strongest feedback in 30 days, so pilot access is based on rollout speed and recent change activity.
Free
30 days. Built for high-velocity B2B SaaS teams.
The pilot is for teams likely to create real compliance drift during the month. We use your intake to decide fit, then track whether product changes create stale privacy, vendor, or AI disclosure issues.
- 1 baseline review for a live product and current stack
- Up to 3 logged product or vendor changes during the pilot
- 1 follow-up review tied to those changes
- Founder-assisted walkthrough of the highest-risk stale-document gaps
- Priority access to paid ongoing monitoring after the pilot
Teams that are not moving quickly may still be a better fit for a one-time legal review or template workflow.
Qualified Pilot
Apply for the 30-day pilot.
Tell us how quickly your product changes, which vendors touch user data, and where AI shows up. We use that intake to qualify pilot fit and spot the first places your docs may already be stale.
Free for qualified teams. Results are informational, not legal advice.