You shipped in a weekend. Now make it legal.
AI writes the app. It does not write the cookie banner, gate your pixels, or check whether a screen reader can use your checkout. ComplyMo adds that in one line, then tells your editor exactly what to fix.
The model builds what you asked for
It does not know which country your users are in, and it has never opened your site with a screen reader. Nobody prompts for the compliance layer, so it is the part that ships missing.
Auth, database, payments, deploy
Missing: A cookie banner that blocks trackers before consent
A clean UI from a prompt
Missing: Contrast, focus order and labels that hold up to a screen reader
Analytics and a pixel, pasted in
Missing: Consent Mode signals and a record of who agreed to what
A landing page and a waitlist
Missing: An answer when a customer asks how you handle accessibility
A fix list your editor can act on
The Agent audits your pages against WCAG 2.2 and the consent rules, then ranks what to fix first. Every finding names the page, the rule and the element, which is exactly the context a coding agent needs to make the change.
- Ranked list, so you fix what matters before what is easy
- Paste it into Cursor or Claude Code and ship the fixes in one session
- Re-scan to confirm the fix actually landed
- Runs on a schedule, so a new feature cannot quietly break it
- 7Buttons with no accessible name/pricing, /signup
- 4Inputs missing a label/signup
- 12Text below 4.5:1 contrastsite-wide
- 2Trackers firing before consent/ (home)
The parts you should not hand-roll
Consent is not a modal with an Accept button. It has to block trackers before they fire, adapt to the visitor's region, pass signals to Google, and keep a record you can produce later. That is a lot of edge cases to prompt your way through.
- Blocks known trackers until the visitor agrees
- Opt-in for the EU and UK, opt-out for U.S. states, from one install
- Google Consent Mode v2 and Global Privacy Control handled
- Every choice logged, exportable to CSV
An answer for your first serious customer
The question usually arrives as a security questionnaire, a procurement form, or a lawyer's letter. A dated record of what you scanned, what you found and what you fixed is a far better answer than a badge in your footer.
- A dated evidence record per site
- Shows open issues and resolved ones, not just a score
- Consent log export for data requests
- Regulation alerts when the rules move
- WCAG 2.2 AA checks passing
- 34 of 41
- Issues resolved this month
- 12
- Consent records captured
- 8,420
- Trackers blocked pre-consent
- 100%
Three steps, about five minutes
Paste one line
Into your root layout or index.html. No package to install, no build step, nothing to redeploy when settings change.
Pick your regions
Opt-in for the EU and UK, opt-out for U.S. states. The banner adapts per visitor, so you do not have to learn each law.
Read the fix list
The Agent audits your pages and ranks what to fix. Hand that list to your editor and ship the fixes in the same session.
Framework-specific steps are in the custom code guide, and the runtime pieces are documented under tracker blocking and accessibility.
Frequently asked questions
Does this work with Next.js, Vite, Astro or a no-code export?
Yes. It is one script tag in your head or root layout, so anything that lets you add HTML works: Next.js, Vite, Astro, Remix, plain HTML, or an export from Lovable, v0, Bolt or Replit. There is no npm package and no build step.
Can my AI editor fix the issues the Agent finds?
That is the point. Each finding names the page, the rule it breaks and the element involved, which is the context a coding agent needs. Paste the list into Cursor or Claude Code, apply the changes, then re-scan to confirm. A few items, like whether an image is decorative, still need your judgment.
I have no EU users yet. Do I still need a cookie banner?
Not necessarily today, but you will not notice the day that changes. The banner is region-aware: U.S. visitors get an opt-out notice, EU and UK visitors get opt-in with blocking. Installing it now means your first European signup is already handled.
Does ComplyMo write my privacy policy?
Not yet. Generated legal documents are coming, but today you still bring your own privacy and cookie policies. The banner links to them, logs consent, and blocks trackers until a visitor agrees.
Will it slow my app down?
The script loads asynchronously and is a few tens of kilobytes, so it does not block your first paint. Our own site scores 100 for best practices and SEO in Lighthouse with it installed.
Ship the feature. Let the compliance layer keep up.
One line of code, a 14-day free trial, and a fix list your editor can read. No contract, no contact-sales wall.
