Name the app, platforms, data, and the features you actually ship.
Only matching clauses land in Privacy and Terms.
Download files you can host, edit, and keep offline.
Step 1 of 3
Fill in the product facts once. Those answers decide which disclosures show up later.
Draft outline · Section 4
Harbor Notes collects accounts and runs subscriptions, so those sections stay. Ads do not.
4.1Account identifiers
Kept — you collect emails at signup
4.2Advertising identifiers
Left out — no ad SDKs selected
5.1Payment records
Kept — subscriptions are on
Step 3 of 3
Nothing was uploaded. Download what you need, then host or edit it wherever the app lives.
privacy-policy.html
Standalone page
terms-and-conditions.md
Editable draft
policy-kit.json
Structured source
Also available as XML, TXT, and PDF.
Your structured answers are stored and processed locally. There is no account, analytics script, or document server.
Clauses appear because your answers require them—not because a template included everything.
Export clean files that do not depend on ComplianceKit to keep working.
Edit individual sections, spot stale overrides, and check app-store consistency before publishing.
The tool is transparent about what it does, where your information stays, and what still requires human judgment.
A configurable Privacy Policy and Terms & Conditions assembled from one structured profile of your app.
No. Drafts stay in local browser storage, and document generation and exports run entirely in your browser.
Treat them as a carefully structured starting point. Verify every statement against your app and seek qualified legal advice where appropriate.
Standalone HTML, XML, JSON, Markdown, plain text, and a print-ready PDF workflow.
Your app already has a story
Turn real product decisions into policies people can understand and you can actually maintain.
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