A webtracking.org instrument
Every data-protection law on Earth, plotted, comparable, and applied to your stack.
73 profiled laws and standards · 20 US state laws in force · one applicability engine. Click any jurisdiction to open its gazette entry, or run the audit to see exactly which regimes reach you and what would have to change.
01 · EXPLORE
The Atlas
World and US state maps, colored by regime status, with a gazette panel for every jurisdiction — thresholds, consent model, breach clocks, penalties, primary sources.
02 · AUDIT
Exposure & gaps
Describe your audience, data and practices; get the list of laws that actually apply — with reasons — and a gap matrix of what to fix, ranked by how many regimes each fix satisfies.
03 · GENERATE
Policy draft
Assemble a jurisdiction-aware privacy policy draft — union of the strictest requirements, region addenda included — as Markdown you can hand to counsel.
Why this exists
Twenty US states, thirty EEA countries, and a widening ring of GDPR-descendants each define "personal data", "sale" and "consent" slightly differently. The Atlas normalizes them into one comparable structure so you can reason about the whole landscape at once — then verify against the primary source every entry links to. Built by the team behind the WTCS web-tracking standard.