In simple English
Every app store requires a privacy policy before you can publish your work. Writing one from scratch takes hours and often requires a lawyer. This tool gives you a clean form to fill out about your app. It builds a ready-to-use policy page in seconds. It costs nothing to use on the public website.
What it is
A free, open-source web application that creates customized privacy policies and terms of use documents for mobile and web apps. It runs in your browser and lets you export the final text as HTML or Markdown.
What it is good for
Solo builders who need a standard privacy policy for iOS, Android, or web apps without paying for legal templates.
- Simple wizard form asks only for the details your app actually uses.
- Exports clean HTML or Markdown that you can host anywhere.
- Works offline as a Progressive Web App (a web page that acts like a desktop app).
- Uses the AGPL-3.0 licence (a strong copyleft licence that places strict conditions if you modify and host the source code).
- Generated policies are standard templates and may not cover every local legal requirement.
- Only accepts bug fixes from contributors, so feature requests take time.
Writing a privacy policy from scratch or paying for legal template services
Hosting your app on GitHub Pages or Vercel
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No installation is needed, as you can use the official web app directly in your browser. If you want to run the source code yourself, make sure you have Go (a programming language designed for simple and fast software) installed, clone the repository, and run make serve.