first thing i did once instant terms was ready was onboard all my own projects
i built this for myself first, and im excited about it, because it saves me a lot of time and money.
hosted links are live now too, so you don't need a website to host those for your app
@QuitVape4U@saurabhkals Start from the list of third-party tools in the app, not from the form. Write down what each one collects, then answer the form from that list. Your privacy policy should say the same thing. Building a tool for this atm, would love for you to try it.
@RoundtableSpace Good point, I had my challenges with Claude tho. Currently building a tool that creates and hosts the policies, drafted based on your stack and tool-specific questions.
@BoboLinNotes agree, but be aware claude can make fatal mistakes when it comes to policies if it's not prompted correctly and has the right guardrails.
Instant Terms now knows 109 tools.
Most SDKs, Pixels, Databases, Hosts, and analytics platforms are all covered.
Draft and keep your policies up to date with Instant Terms.
@TeddyinMedia Make sure that the Privacy Policy and Terms of Use are available at a public link. I've seen so many forget this on Reddit. Use a tool to make sure your PP and ToU are kept up to date with pixel, tracking, etc.