Privacy & compliance
See compliance risks across collection, consent, sharing, and cross-border data, and generate privacy policies and compliance documents from your real business.
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Turn privacy compliance from a hard problem into a few steps you can understand and land.
Privacy compliance trips you up before you notice
Your product collects user data, calls third parties, and maybe goes global. Privacy compliance — PIPL, GDPR, CCPA, cross-border transfer — sounds like a headache: complex clauses, different rules per country, a high bar of expertise. But it's unavoidable, and the cost of getting it wrong is real fines and remediation.
The common situations:
- Your privacy policy is stitched together from an online template and doesn't match what you actually collect or who you share with
- Sensitive data (health, ID numbers, biometrics) is handled the same as ordinary data, with no separate consent
- Data is stored overseas, or you call overseas services, but you don't know what cross-border compliance requires
- A single checkbox makes users consent to everything, and that kind of bundled consent is actually invalid
- A user deletes their account, but the data isn't really deleted
- Chinese users and EU users have different requirements, and you don't know what each demands
The worst part: these risks hide in your product's feature design, not in obvious places like a vulnerability, and surface only when a user complains, a customer audits, or a regulator comes knocking — by which point the cost of fixing is high.
That's what Mooth is here to surface in advance, with the compliance documents ready.
Three steps to see the risks and get the documents
Tell Mooth about your product
What data you collect, how you use it, which third parties you share with, where your users are, where data is stored. Upload product docs or just describe it.Mooth runs a compliance assessment
Starting from your real business, it finds compliance risks across collection, use, sharing, cross-border transfer, and retention, and separates what China, the EU, and other jurisdictions each require.Get a risk list plus compliance documents
It tells you which compliance risks you have and how to fix them, and generates a privacy policy, data-processing description, and other documents from your real situation — not a generic template.If your product is going commercial or going global, or facing customer and regulatory compliance demands, run it free once and see which traps you've stepped in.
What Mooth focuses on
Assessed by "what would turn into complaints, fines, lost deals," and covering the jurisdictions you need:
| Compliance area | Typical risk |
|---|---|
| Data collection | Collecting more fields than the business needs, no separate consent for sensitive info, unclear purpose |
| Consent & notice | Bundled consent, a vague privacy policy, mismatch with actual data handling |
| Data sharing | Sharing data with third parties, ad platforms, affiliates, without notice and authorization |
| Cross-border transfer | Data leaving (stored overseas, sent to overseas services) without assessment or a compliant path |
| Sensitive personal info | Health, ID numbers, biometrics, minors' data without extra protection |
| Retention & rights | No retention limits, no real deletion on account closure, incomplete user rights |
| Multi-jurisdiction fit | China's PIPL, EU GDPR, US CCPA differ, and each must be met separately |
Mooth reads these hidden compliance risks out of your product's feature design, rather than just checking whether you have a privacy policy.
What an assessment looks like
Fatal risk — handling the most sensitive data in the most casual way
Risk: you collect users' health data, ID numbers, and possibly data on minors — all the highest tier of sensitive personal information. But right now a single checkbox consents to everything, and full data is sent to an overseas service.
How it becomes a problem: under both China's PIPL and EU GDPR this is a fundamental violation. Sensitive information requires separate consent, and cross-border transfer requires assessment. Once a regulator names it, the lightest outcome is remediation and fines, the heaviest is impact on operating in that region.
How to fix: ① change sensitive data to separate consent with stated purpose; ② run an assessment for cross-border transfer and take a compliant path; ③ add age verification and guardian consent for minors' data.
For specific legal judgments (such as which cross-border path to take), consult professional legal advice. Mooth gives you a compliance risk map and document drafts to see the problem clearly and prepare thoroughly.
Every item spells out the risk, how it becomes a problem, and how to fix it. On specific legal judgments, Mooth honestly flags the need for professional advice rather than pretending to be a lawyer.
Why Mooth differs from an ordinary compliance check
It reads risk from your business design, not just your documents. Many compliance risks hide in feature design (default-public, auto-sharing). Mooth assesses how your product actually handles data, not just whether you have a privacy policy.
It distinguishes between jurisdictions. Chinese users fall under PIPL, EU users under GDPR, and the requirements differ. Mooth tells you what each jurisdiction demands rather than lumping them together.
It generates documents fitted to your reality. Seeing the risk is only half the job. Mooth generates a privacy policy and other documents from what you actually collect, who you share with, and which borders you cross — not a template anyone could use.
It's honest and doesn't pretend to be a lawyer. On specific legal judgments, Mooth clearly flags that you need professional legal advice. It gives you a risk map that makes the problem clear and document drafts you can use, so you stand on solid ground.
It's for you even without a legal or security background. Even if you know nothing about compliance, you get a readable risk list and usable documents, and know what to shore up.
Is your information safe
You'll provide product and data-handling information for this, so:
- It only analyzes what you provide and won't reach into unrelated systems.
- Nothing enters model training — your information is used only for this assessment or a context you authorize.
- Deletable and revocable — you can delete the conversation any time and revoke any data-source access.
Check your privacy compliance now
No need to study the law first, no fixed format to prepare. Tell Mooth about your product and data, and within minutes you get a readable compliance risk list and compliance documents generated from your real business.
Better to see the compliance traps and have the documents ready now than to face complaints, audits, and fines after launch.