Pick the SDKs in your app, answer a few plain-English questions, and DiscloseKit generates every privacy disclosure Apple and Google make you fill in — correctly, consistently, all from one set of answers.
No account needed. Your answers never leave your browser until you choose to publish.
App Store Connect's privacy questionnaire, Apple's privacy manifest, Google's Data Safety form, and your privacy policy all describe the same thing — and reviewers reject apps when they don't match.
You don't collect most of your app's data — your SDKs do. DiscloseKit knows what AdMob, Firebase, RevenueCat, AppsFlyer, Sentry and 25+ other SDKs collect, and fills in the disclosures they require.
One set of answers generates every document. Your privacy label, Play form, manifest, and policy can't contradict each other — the #1 cause of privacy-related review rejections.
Apple and Google both require a public privacy policy URL. Publish yours with one click and paste the link into App Store Connect — no website needed.
Four steps, plain English, no legal jargon.
Name, platforms, accounts, purchases. 60 seconds.
Check off what's in your Podfile / build.gradle from our library of 30+ SDKs.
"Do you show ads?" — not "enumerate your data processing purposes."
Copy the label answers, drop the manifest in Xcode, publish your policy URL.
No subscription. Compliance tools shouldn't cost more than your developer account.
one-time payment · lifetime access
Try the generator free first — pay only when you want your documents.
No. DiscloseKit generates disclosures and legal documents from the information you provide and publicly documented SDK behavior. It's a massive head start reviewed by thousands of eyes, not a law firm. For unusual data practices or regulated industries, have a lawyer review the output.
Our database is built from each vendor's official privacy disclosure documentation — the same pages you'd have to read yourself — mapped onto Apple's data type taxonomy and Google's Data Safety categories. Where behavior depends on your configuration (like personalized vs. non-personalized ads), the wizard asks.
Email us and we'll add it — usually within a couple of days. That's included in the one-time price. You can also declare its data manually via the first-party data step.
No. The wizard runs entirely in your browser and saves to local storage. The only thing that touches our servers is a policy you explicitly choose to publish as a hosted page.
Since spring 2024, Apple requires a PrivacyInfo.xcprivacy file describing your app's data collection and "required reason" API usage. Third-party SDKs ship their own; your app needs one for its first-party collection. DiscloseKit generates it from the same answers as everything else.
Yes — the license covers unlimited apps, including apps you build for clients.
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