Compliance software built for the businesses procurement usually forgets

Most GDPR compliance platforms are built and priced for enterprise buyers — long sales cycles, seat-based pricing, features aimed at companies with a dedicated compliance team already in place. GDPR exists for everyone else: small businesses, growing teams, and consultants managing compliance for more than one company, who need the same statutory rigor without the enterprise overhead.

Every module in the app — subject access requests, breach reporting, DPIAs, suppliers, processing activities, and staff training — mirrors a real statutory obligation, not a generic "task" object relabeled six times. A subject access request has a real 30-day clock. A breach has a real 72-hour notification window. The software is built around those deadlines directly, rather than leaving you to track them separately in a spreadsheet next to the tool that was supposed to replace it.

We built this because we kept seeing the same pattern: a business signs up for a compliance platform, uses it for the onboarding demo, and quietly goes back to spreadsheets within a month because the tool didn't fit how a five-person team actually works. Our goal is simpler — a register that's fast enough to actually keep up to date, priced so a small business doesn't have to think twice, and honest about what it is: a tool to help you stay organized, not a replacement for legal advice.