Privy helps people understand Terms of Service, privacy policies, EULAs, subscription agreements, and similar legal documents before they agree. Users explicitly choose when to analyze the active page, selected or pasted text, or a supported local document. Privy returns a structured, plain-English report with a risk level and rationale, key takeaways, flagged clauses, user commitments, options or safeguards, practical next steps, and exact supporting excerpts.
Features
- Local legal-document detection and related-policy discovery
- User-initiated analysis of active webpages, selected text, and pasted text
- Local TXT, Markdown, PDF, and DOCX text extraction for files up to 20 MB
- Source-grounded findings with exact evidence, risk level, and stated rationale
- Key takeaways, flagged clauses, commitments, safeguards, and practical next steps
- Searchable saved reports with filters, deletion, cached-report reuse, and Markdown export
How your data is handled
Legal-page detection and related-policy discovery happen locally in Chrome. Document text is sent through the Privy API to OpenAI only after the user explicitly starts an analysis. Successful analyses are saved as structured account reports, and reusable result copies may be cached locally. Saved reports do not contain the complete raw source document. Privy provides informational analysis, not legal advice or compliance certification.
Analyses
Every new account includes 3 analyses. A one-time $5 purchase adds 15 more, with no subscription or monthly reset. Only a successfully completed new report uses an analysis.
Ownership
Privy AI is developed by Greenhouse Labs and operated by Greenhouse Ventures, LLC.
