A privacy policy written from your real data flows
Answer a short questionnaire (who you are, what the site collects, which services it uses) and get a policy with purposes, legal bases, processors, retention, rights and your supervisory authority. Free to generate; hosting and the cookie table come with an account.
Visitors come from
The website collects
Services used
What the policy contains
Controller identity and contact, the data collected for each purpose with its legal basis and retention, cookies with a link to the cookie policy, the processors table (what each service does with the data, where it is, its privacy policy), international transfers, rights and how to exercise them, the complaint authority of your country, a California section when you have US visitors, a Brazil section for the LGPD, children, security, changes and contact.
Why it is prefilled by a scan
Most privacy policies forget half the services a site actually uses. Cookiequiet lists the analytics, advertising, chat, video and payment providers it found on your pages, with their data location, so the processors table is real.
A template, not legal advice
The text is written for the GDPR, the UK GDPR, the ePrivacy rules, the CCPA/CPRA, the LGPD and the Swiss FADP, in plain language. It is a solid starting point that a lawyer can review; it is not a substitute for one when your processing is unusual.
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