A privacy policy explains what personal data a service collects, why, and how it is handled. While building a product you often need realistic-looking policy text long before the real wording exists — to fill a page layout, test reflow, or demo a legal-document feature. This tool produces fictional, plain-language clauses for common topics so your mockups read convincingly. It is explicitly not legal advice and must never ship as a real policy.
How it works
The generator stores a small template for each clause topic — data collection, cookies, analytics, third-party sharing, data retention, and user rights. When you generate:
- It reads which topics you selected and in what order.
- For each topic it pulls the matching template and substitutes your placeholder company name and contact email.
- It joins the clauses under headed sections into a single readable draft.
Because the substitutions are simple string replacements done in the browser, generation is instant and entirely local.
Tips and notes
- Treat every clause as filler. A real policy must describe your actual data flows and satisfy the laws that apply to your users, such as the UK GDPR or CCPA.
- Keep the company name and email placeholders consistent so the demo reads as one coherent document.
- For production, replace each section with reviewed wording — the headings here are a useful checklist of topics to cover.
- Everything runs locally with no API call, so nothing you type leaves your browser.