ClydeAdd to Chrome — it's free

Know what you're agreeing to. Before you click accept.

Clyde reads the terms and privacy policy on any page and tells you the two or three things that could actually hurt you — with the exact sentence, so you can check its work.

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This is Clyde reading Clyde's own privacy policy. Not a mockup — the real thing, running now.

TODO — live self-analysis demo (backend not built yet; see brief §4)

You've clicked 'I agree' hundreds of times. You've read maybe three of them.

Clyde reads it in the seconds you already had, and tells you only what matters.

  1. 01

    Clyde reads the page you're on.

  2. 02

    It finds what's actually risky — not everything, just what matters.

  3. 03

    It shows you the sentence, not just its opinion.

example.com

Clyde read this. 2 things to know before you accept.

“TODO — replace with a real flagged clause + section citation from an analyzed document.”

— TODO: source label (e.g. Section 4.2)

example.com

Nothing concerning found in this policy.

What Clyde does and doesn't store

TODO — pull only what's actually true today (brief §3: don't pre-promise certifications or facts not yet accurate). Cross-link every claim here to a specific section on /privacy, and note that this page was itself analyzed by Clyde.

Questions

Does Clyde send my data anywhere?
TODO — one-sentence answer (brief gives the question, not the answer).
Does it work on every site?
TODO — one-sentence answer (brief gives the question, not the answer).
What does 'verified' mean here?
TODO — one-sentence answer (brief gives the question, not the answer).
Is it free?
TODO — one-sentence answer (brief gives the question, not the answer).
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