AI Terms of Service & Privacy Policy Generator
Inspiration: All websites and apps must have ToS and Privacy Policy before launch, but hiring lawyers is expensive for early entrepreneurs. This is a field with clear demand and high standardization.
Target Customers: Independent developers, SaaS founders, e-commerce website owners, bloggers.
Pain Points:
- High Cost: Lawyer fees are expensive.
- Unknown Risks: Randomly copying templates online may not apply to one's business, creating legal risks.
- Complex Content: Don't know which terms their website/app specifically needs to include.
Solution (Micro-SaaS): A questionnaire-based legal document generator. Users answer a series of questions about their business model (e.g., whether collecting user information, processing payments, business country), AI dynamically generates customized Terms of Service and Privacy Policy drafts based on answers.
MVP Core Features:
- Guided Questionnaire: Series of simple, easy-to-understand questions about user's business.
- Dynamic Text Generation: Based on user answers, select and combine appropriate terms from pre-written, modular legal text library.
- Key Information Population: Automatically fill user's company name, website address, and other information into documents.
- Multiple Format Export: Provide HTML, plain text, and Word document format downloads.
- Clear Disclaimer: Prominently emphasize "documents generated by this tool are drafts only and cannot replace professional legal advice."
Development Investment (Technical Implementation): Medium. AI's role is understanding user input and matching terms, but core is high-quality legal text library.
- LLM API Calls:
- Questionnaire Understanding & Term Matching: Can use GPT-4 or Claude 3 to design smarter Q&A flows, even directly recommend which term modules to include based on user's business description.
- Hugging Face Open Source Models:
- A good rule engine might be more reliable than LLM in this scenario.
- Core Technology:
- Legal Text Library: Product's core asset. Need to collaborate with lawyers to create modular, high-quality legal term library covering various scenarios. This investment is crucial.
- Rule Engine: Based on user questionnaire answers (if-then logic) to assemble final documents.