You learned AI.
You built the thing.
It started as a weekend prompt. Now it talks to a model, takes client files, and a client wants it running by Monday. Honestly? Cool.
- ❯ git commit -m "first prompt that actually works"
- ❯ git commit -m "it talks to the model now"
- ❯ git commit -m "clients can upload files now"
- ❯ deploy --client first-real-customer
- ✓ live. honestly? cool.
Vendor Questionnaire
Please complete before go-live. Answers will be kept on file.
- Where does our data go once it is uploaded to your product?!
- Does your AI vendor keep it, or train on it?!
- What do the data rules in your country say about this?!
- Who can see the files our team sends you?
Signed, on behalf of the Vendor ______________________
Then someone
asks.
Where does our data go? Does your AI vendor keep it or train on it? What do your country's rules say? You could ask a chatbot, or you could get back to building.
Trust is worth more than a great product, and the fastest way to lose it is a client question you can't answer.
psstFeeling sleepy talking about compliance? Try losing sleep over non-compliance.
Terms and conditions
are YOLO.
We give you the TL;DR.
We read your AI vendors' terms, the data rules where you operate and the privacy fine print nobody reads, then bring forward only what matters to you.
Fine print in. TL;DR out.
Check where you stand.
About 10 minutes.
- ❯ tell
Tell us what you built and who it's for.
- ❯ answer
Answer a few questions. No legal vocabulary needed.
- ❯ read
Get an AI analysis: where you stand, the blind spots worth watching, and what to ask your lawyer.
Where you stand · example
Example Co. · a document assistant for small accounting firms
You send client documents to an AI vendor to summarise them, and you have clients in two countries. The areas that most likely touch you are how your vendor handles those documents, the data rules in both countries, and what your own privacy notice says.
Worth asking your lawyer: do you need a written agreement with your clients about how their documents are processed?
It's an AI analysis, for information only, not legal advice.
Your terms, in plain words. Your lawyer, when it's time.
The beta is invite-only for now.
Vibe coders build. Founders also care about the boring stuff.
We help you
become a
founder.
A vibe coder becomes a founder the day they start caring about the boring stuff, like compliance. This is your first step.
Terms of Being a Founder, Section 6
This is to note that
you
have built the thing, and are now
Founder, in progress.
Not a real certificate. Not legal advice.
Keep building...
and remember, talk to your lawyer.