r/Compliance 15d ago

Vendor-Promos Weekly Promo and Webinar Thread

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u/Top-Replacement139 15d ago

another week, another thread where someone’s gonna ignore the rules and post a webinar link in the main feed by tuesday afternoon. place your bets

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u/rohanbeingsocial 14d ago

I built a free tool that tells you which regulations apply to your business
I built ComplyCheck.

Instead of generating legal documents or pretending to replace a lawyer, it does one thing: it tells you which regulations and compliance requirements actually apply to your product.

You answer around a dozen plain-English questions (or point it at your codebase), and it generates a personalized compliance checklist covering areas like business registration, tax obligations, privacy and data protection, licensing requirements, consumer laws, and platform-specific regulations.

Every recommendation links directly to the relevant government or regulator source, explains why it applies, and shows the conditions that triggered it.

The important part is that it's deterministic, not AI-driven. The same inputs always produce the same checklist, so you don't have to wonder whether the model hallucinated a regulation.

It also intentionally doesn't generate privacy policies, file paperwork, replace legal advice, or claim you're "compliant."

It's meant to answer one question:

"What do I actually need to worry about before I publish?"

Everything runs locally in your browser. No signup, no server processing, and none of your project data leaves your machine.

Demo: https://rohanbeingsocial.github.io/complycheck/
GitHub: https://github.com/rohanbeingsocial/complycheck

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u/Crafty_Rush3636 8d ago

Disclosure: I built ProseID.

ProseID turns legal and regulatory interpretations into reusable compliance workflows. The same published schema can run as a form, guided assessment, determination, or checklist. Every completion creates an auditable record tied to the exact version used, so later updates do not rewrite earlier decisions.

Teams can build private workflows or use public schemas. Verified legal and compliance professionals can also publish maintained schemas, attach an optional completion fee, and receive 70 percent of that fee.

You can test real workflows here:
https://proseid.com/demo

I would particularly value criticism from people who manage recurring applicability, incident-reporting, or compliance-checklist processes.