DocDecoder gives you clear, concise summaries of any website's legal policies. Generated in real time by GPT-4o.Hello Product Hunt community! 👋
Today I'm relaunching DocDecoder after 9 months of development!
DocDecoder reads privacy policies, terms of service, etc. so you don't have to 🤯
It uses GPT-4o to generate clear, legalese-free summaries of any website's legal policies, on the fly.
It tells you exactly what you're agreeing to and even color-codes the negative, neutral, and positive clauses 🔴⚫🟢
You can preview summaries by searching for any website on this page.
Try it out – it's free, and I believe it can make a real difference in how you interact with website policies.
Thank you for checking it out! JoshThis is useful (because there are only a few people who are vulnerable to reading those small-sized characters. :D How would you convince people to use your tool instead of ChatGPT directly?@busmark_w_nika Thank you :)
I think the main reason to use DocDecoder over ChatGPT is convenience. Why write out the prompt every time you need to summarise a policy, when you can open the extension and generate in one click? Also, the color-coded breakdown is more engaging and helps bring attention to the most important clauses.Oooh I like this! Silly question - sometimes these terms include things to see who actually reads them... Can your system pull that out? Interested to know how often that sort of easter egg is actually part of the terms haha.Congrats on the launch @joshwallerr ! Does DocDecoder generate the text on the spot everytime or how does it handle updates or changes in the legal policies of a website it was already used on?@lumi_nertan Hi Lumi, yes it generates the summary on the spot.
Every time a new summary is generated it replaces the old version of that policy's summary.
I'm in the process of adding a feature where each policy will be dated, and users will be able to click a button to refresh the summary if a policy has been updated since it was last summarised.
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