Features

Assessment & document builder

Live

The checker tells you the Act applies. The document builder produces the paperwork it expects you to hold — five completed, tailored, Ofcom-cited documents you can review, edit, and keep as your records.

Included in the Solo plan (£15/month) and above.

What it does

A guided wizard that reuses your checker answers and asks a focused set of follow-ups, then generates your illegal-content risk assessment, children’s access assessment, record-keeping log, complaints procedure, and terms-of-service clauses.

Every document is tailored to your service, cited to Ofcom or GOV.UK, editable on screen, and downloadable as PDF, editable Word, or a single full pack.

Why it matters for the Online Safety Act

Being in scope means real, ongoing work — assessments to write, a complaints route to document, terms to update, records to keep. A blank template pack leaves you to do all of it; a lawyer’s first draft costs more than most small operators can justify.

Because one wizard drives all five documents, they agree with each other — your terms, your complaints procedure, and your risk-assessment measures line up, and the record-keeping log references the rest with dates.

How it works

1

Answer tailored follow-ups

A few more questions per document — the priority risks that apply to you, the measures you already have, your review cadence.

2

Generate deterministically

Documents are assembled from authored, Ofcom-grounded templates — the same answers always produce the same document. Nothing is model-invented, so it can’t claim a duty you don’t have.

3

Generated on your device

A risk assessment catalogues your service’s risks. It is generated entirely in your browser — that sensitive detail never leaves your device.

"I answered questions and out came my real compliance documents" — the paperwork done in an afternoon instead of a fortnight of reading Ofcom codes.

General guidance to help you prepare your records — not legal advice, and using it does not make you “compliant”.