Our Story
Legas.ai was built because there was nothing between a thousand-euro law firm engagement and a template that wasn't written for you. That gap left most small businesses with documentation that looked compliant but wasn't.
The Problem
GDPR compliance has two price points. At the top, a data protection law firm produces documentation tailored to your business. It costs thousands. At the bottom, template generators produce policies that look complete — wrong legal basis, missing retention requirements, no coverage for the processors you actually use.
Most businesses take the template. Not because they wanted to cut corners, but because there was nothing else.
Cost is part of it, but not the main part. Compliance is specific to what you process. A SaaS company running PostHog, Stripe, and AWS has different disclosure obligations than an e-commerce store on Google Analytics and Shopify. One template cannot cover both. It can produce a document that looks right. That is not the same thing.
The Expertise
The prompts were not written by AI. They were written by specialists and checked against the regulation itself.
How It Was Built
Each document type maps to the GDPR articles it must address. The Privacy Policy prompt covers Articles 13 and 14. The DPA prompt covers Article 28. The ROPA covers Article 30. Each prompt asks the questions a DPO would ask in a real engagement, then builds the document from your answers.
What you process determines what your policy says.
The prompts are updated when EDPB guidance changes. The weekly regulatory check is not a product feature. It's how the output stays current.
What Guides The Work
The document takes five minutes. The legal thinking behind the prompt took years.
A privacy policy for a SaaS company is not the same document as one for a healthcare clinic. The platform knows that.
Every document is labelled AI-generated and should be reviewed before publication. The EU AI Act requires the disclosure. We'd include it anyway.
The Company
Legas.ai is operated by “Zika Group” Ltd, registered in Plovdiv, Bulgaria. The company operates under GDPR as a controller — not as a third-country business adapting to it. We serve businesses across all EU and EEA member states.
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