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Privacy, AI and Online Safety Laws in 2027: Every Deadline Websites and Apps Need to Know
2027 is the year several laws passed in 2023 to 2026 start to bite: India's DPDP Rules, California's rules on automated decisions, Colorado's replacement AI law and the EU AI Act's high-risk duties. Here is every date in one place, and what each one changes for a website or app.
AI builders
Is Your Lovable App Legally Compliant? GDPR, Cookies, AI and Security Before Launch
Lovable makes it possible to go from idea to a live app with accounts, payments and AI in an afternoon. It also makes it possible to collect personal data from people in dozens of countries before you've read a single law. This page covers what a Lovable app usually needs before launch, and how to fix it without leaving the Lovable chat.
Is Your Cursor App Legally Compliant? GDPR, Cookies, AI and Security Before Launch
Cursor's agent can scaffold an app, wire up sign-in, add Stripe and drop in analytics in one session. Every one of those steps has legal consequences that the agent won't raise unless you tell it to. This page shows the gaps that usually slip through, a rules file that prevents most of them, and fix prompts written for Cursor's agent.
Is Your Bolt App Legally Compliant? GDPR, Cookies, AI and Security Before Launch
Bolt.new compresses weeks of setup into minutes: the app runs in your browser while it's being written, and deploys in a click. That speed means analytics, forms and payments arrive before anyone has asked what the law expects. This page lists what to check before you share the link, with prompts written for Bolt.
Is Your v0 App Legally Compliant? GDPR, Cookies, AI and Security Before Launch
v0 produces polished interfaces fast, and polished interfaces get shared. Before yours collects its first email address, it needs a few things that a component library doesn't provide: a notice, a real consent choice, accessible forms and an honest AI label if the app talks to users. This page covers them, with prompts written for v0.
Is Your Replit App Legally Compliant? GDPR, Cookies, AI and Security Before Launch
Replit's Agent can take an app from prompt to deployment with a database and sign-in included. Because everything lives in one place, it is easy to forget that the moment the deployment URL is shared, you are running a service that processes personal data. This page covers what to check, with prompts for Replit Agent.
Is Your Claude Code App Legally Compliant? GDPR, Cookies, AI and Security Before Launch
Claude Code works across your whole repository, runs your checks and can open pull requests. That makes it a strong partner for fixing compliance findings, as long as it knows the rules. This page shows the CLAUDE.md rules to add, the gaps to look for and prompts written for Claude Code.
Is Your Windsurf App Legally Compliant? GDPR, Cookies, AI and Security Before Launch
Windsurf's Cascade can build features end to end, which is exactly when compliance gets skipped: nobody asks whether the new analytics call needs consent or whether the new form needs a notice. This page gives you rules Cascade can follow, the usual gaps and prompts written for it.
Shipping in a Weekend, Facing Regulators on Monday: How SafeLaunch Brings Legal Checks to Vibe Coders
AI app builders made shipping fast. The law didn't speed up with them. Here is what applies the moment your weekend project takes its first real user, and how to check it before Monday.
Privacy laws
Privacy, AI and Online Safety Laws in 2027: Every Deadline Websites and Apps Need to Know
2027 is the year several laws passed in 2023 to 2026 start to bite: India's DPDP Rules, California's rules on automated decisions, Colorado's replacement AI law and the EU AI Act's high-risk duties. Here is every date in one place, and what each one changes for a website or app.
DPDP Rules 2025: The Website and App Compliance Checklist for India (Deadline 14 May 2027)
India's data protection law is no longer a draft. The Rules were notified on 13 November 2025, and the duties that change how websites and apps work start on 14 May 2027. Here is what to fix, in the order a regulator would look.
GDPR Checklist for Websites and Apps: 16 Requirements, With the Article for Each
The GDPR is 99 articles long, but a website or app meets most of it through about 16 concrete things. Here they are, in plain English, with the article each one comes from and what the fix usually looks like.
CCPA and CPRA Website Compliance: The Links, Notices and Signals California Requires
California has two privacy laws that reach websites. The CCPA, as amended by the CPRA, applies once you pass its thresholds. CalOPPA applies to every commercial website that collects personal information from Californians, at any size. Here is what each one needs.
What a Privacy Policy for a SaaS or AI App Must Say: GDPR, CCPA, DPDP and More
Most privacy policies fail for one reason: they describe a different product. Here is what the main laws require a policy to say, what AI apps need to add, and how to check that yours matches what your app actually does.
Cookies and tracking
UK Cookie Rules in 2026: When Analytics No Longer Needs Consent, and What Still Does
The UK changed its cookie rules in 2026. Statistics-only analytics can now run without consent, as long as visitors are told and can easily opt out. Advertising and session replay still need consent, and the maximum fines went up. Here is how to use the change without getting it wrong.
Google Consent Mode v2: Basic vs Advanced, and How to Check It Actually Works
Consent Mode is how Google's tags learn whether a visitor said yes. Set up well, it keeps Google Analytics and Ads in line with the visitor's choice. Set up badly, it's a line of code that changes nothing. Here is how to tell the difference.
Beyond Cookie Checkers: Why SafeLaunch's Real-Browser Test Shows What Regulators Actually See
A cookie banner can look perfect and still be unlawful. The only way to know is to open the site like a visitor, click Reject, and watch what loads anyway.
Accessibility
ADA Website Lawsuits in 2026: Who Gets Sued, Why, and How to Lower Your Risk
Website accessibility claims are the most common legal surprise for small US businesses online. They usually arrive as a demand letter, not a regulator's inquiry, and they usually cite the same handful of problems. Here are the numbers, the claims and the fixes.
Website Accessibility Checklist: WCAG 2.2 AA, the ADA and the European Accessibility Act
Accessibility law is where small websites get surprised most often: no regulator letter, just a demand from a plaintiff's firm. Most claims come down to a handful of WCAG failures that are quick to fix once you know where to look.
Consumer and professional rules
Selling Subscriptions Online: Checkout, Renewal and Cancellation Rules in the US, EU, UK and India
A paywall is where privacy law ends and consumer law begins. The rules on what you show before charging, how renewals work and how people cancel are specific, enforced and easy to get right once you know them.
Law Firm Website Compliance: Advertising Rules in Texas, Florida, New York and India, Plus Privacy
A law firm's website is an advertisement in the eyes of the bar. It also collects sensitive details through intake forms and has to be accessible. Here is what the advertising rules say in four jurisdictions, and the privacy gaps intake forms create.
Comparisons
The Best Website Compliance Checkers in 2026, Compared Honestly
"Compliance checker" covers very different tools: cookie banners with a free scanner, policy generators, single-law auditors, enterprise platforms and full audits. Here is how 10 of them compare, and which one fits which job.
The Best Security and Compliance Tools for Vibe-Coded Apps in 2026
Apps built with AI builders need two kinds of checks before launch: is it secure, and is it legal? Most tools answer one. Here is what each one covers, what it costs and how to combine them without paying twice.
Fixing and scores
How Compliant Is My Website? What Your SafeLaunch Score Means and How to Raise It
A yes-or-no answer to "is my website compliant?" doesn't exist, and anyone selling one is guessing. What you can know is how close you are, market by market, and exactly what stands between you and the next band. That is what the SafeLaunch score is for.
From Finding to Fix: How SafeLaunch Turns 138 Laws Into Copy-Paste Prompts for Your AI Builder
A report that lists problems is half the job. The other half is getting the fix into your product without breaking it. Here is how SafeLaunch writes fixes your AI builder can apply in one paste.
See what SafeLaunch finds on your product.
Paste a link and get your score, the most serious problems and what already passes, in about a minute.