The launch library
Less guesswork.
A clearer path to publish.
Practical starting points for the policies, cookie inventory and consent flow around your product.
A privacy policy that starts with your business.
Your app has its own accounts, providers and data flows. Turn those details into an editable privacy policy draft, then publish a page your users can actually find.
Put your service rules into words.
Explain what your product offers, what you expect from users and how the relationship works. Generate an editable first draft of your terms of service.
Explain the cookies your website uses.
Scan your website, review what was found and use that inventory to prepare a cookie policy. Keep the explanation connected to the banner visitors see.
Give visitors a clear choice.
Offer accept, decline and category controls in a banner that fits your website. Record those choices and use them to decide which optional tools to load.
See what your website leaves behind.
Use a browser scan to find cookies observed on a public page. Review the results before turning them into a cookie inventory and policy.
Cookie consent for your Next.js app.
Install the banner in your shared layout, then connect the visitor's choice to your analytics and other optional tools. Here is the path from script tag to a tested integration.
Before you launch, map the data.
A SaaS privacy policy is easier to write when you can explain how information moves through your product. Start with that map, then turn it into a document.
Make the first draft. Then make it yours.
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