Four compliance filings share a document trail from intake to the artifact someone needs to act. These pages turn scope answers, tracker findings, removal notices and accessibility checks into records you can use.
What these pages cover
These pages cover compliance work where the output is a policy, report, runbook, notice or repair record.
PartsProof
PartsProof
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PartsProof checks whether a software or connected hardware product falls within the EU Cyber Resilience Act. Its scope checker asks six questions and returns the scope result, obligation dates and supporting documents. Makers get a disclosure policy, a 24-hour reporting runbook, a software bill of materials and a checklist for 2027. The public repository SBOM generator reads dependency manifests and produces a CycloneDX document. |
PolicyDrift
PolicyDrift
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PolicyDrift checks a website against the privacy policy it links to. It lists the third parties the page contacts, then marks the trackers the policy leaves out. Site owners get a report showing the gap between page behavior and policy text. The check is free, and the report records the findings by site. |
TrustDesk
TrustDesk
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TrustDesk gives platforms a removal-request route for nonconsensual intimate imagery. A reporter submits the URL, statement and electronic signature, then receives a tracking code and a 48-hour deadline. Operators get an append-only record and an Evidence Export in PDF. TrustDesk also generates a TAKE IT DOWN Act notice from a platform name, site URL and monitored removal address. |
CivicBinder
CivicBinder
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CivicBinder checks public entity websites for accessibility failures and places each result in a public record. The record shows a grade, the failure level and the Title II dates displayed for the site. City and county staff get an accessibility report they can use to see what needs attention before the listed deadlines. The page also provides a deadline guide and a request path for a free report. |
One issue a week, and one shipped product taken apart every month. What each product does, what it cost to build, what the pipeline behind it looks like, and what the numbers did, read off the repository and the live site, not written from memory. Join the list.
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