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Studios need clients with a clear problem. A site at risk of a fine is exactly that, but finding them by hand is slow, and explaining it to an owner without evidence goes nowhere.

A Node.js monolith with a queue in PostgreSQL: collection, checks, the LLM policy pass and the weekly re-check all run as background jobs. Each studio only sees its own clients. The model runs on our own server, so no data leaves it.

Since 2025 the fines under Russia's personal data law have grown many times over, and most small-business sites don't even have a privacy policy. We built a tool that finds them.

It collects sites by region from OpenStreetMap, checks the home page for 9 technical signs (HTTPS, a policy, consent on forms, a cookie notice, Google Analytics, foreign forms and trackers) and reads the policy text with a language model for 7 more. The result is a risk score from 0 to 10 with evidence: what was found and where.

On top sits a small CRM: claim a client for your studio, log calls, export a PDF report with the studio's logo, re-check a week later and show what got fixed.