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OpenPolicy

Open-source policy-as-code framework that lets developers create privacy policies, terms of service, and legal agreements using TypeScript with built-in GDPR/CCPA compliance.

1 sources 121 stars GPL-3.0

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OpenPolicy interface screenshot

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About

The first policy-as-code framework designed specifically for developers and busy founders who want to handle legal documentation the same way they build software. Instead of wrestling with legal templates or hiring expensive lawyers for basic policies, you can now define your privacy policies, terms of service, and other legal agreements directly in TypeScript. Key benefits that make OpenPolicy stand out: The Vite integration makes it incredibly easy to drop into your existing build pipeline. Simply define your company details, data collection practices, third-party services, and legal requirements in a single TypeScript configuration file. The framework handles the rest, generating compliant legal documents that automatically stay in sync with your application. Perfect for startups and development teams who need professional legal documentation without the traditional overhead of legal consultations for standard policies.

Highlights

The capabilities most worth remembering

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TypeScript-first approach

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Multi-format output

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GDPR & CCPA ready

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Version controlled

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Always synchronized

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Multi-jurisdiction support

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Framework agnostic

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