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Catch privacy risks before they ship.

Agerius reviews code changes for new personal-data collection and third-party sharing, then explains what needs attention—directly inside GitHub.

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Add customer analytics events #284Review required

                31 const analytics = new Client({
                32   writeKey: env.ANALYTICS_KEY
                33 })
                34 + analytics.identify({
                35 +   id: user.id,
                36 +   email: user.email,
                37 +   plan: user.plan
                38 + })
                39 return response.ok()
              

Agerius compliance checkPrivacy · check v0.4

Potential third-party data sharing detected

This change sends user email addresses to a new analytics provider.

Review recommended

Confirm the vendor is covered by your data-processing terms
Verify the privacy policy identifies this type of sharing
Confirm that consent requirements have been evaluated

Triggered by: analytics.identify(user.email)

1 check needs attentionReview required

Product drift / issue 01

Legal sign-off is a snapshot. Your product keeps moving.

A review can be accurate on Monday and outdated after Friday’s release. New vendors, data fields, and retention logic quietly change the facts that prior guidance relied on.

Review baselineRelease stream

ApprovedPrivacy review completeProduct behavior and disclosures match.

Release +04Analytics vendor addedUser email is now sent to a third party.

Agerius checkDisclosure review requiredThe change is flagged before it reaches production.

Agerius checks the change—not yesterday’s product description.Caught in PR #284

Know when a code change changes your obligations.

Specific signals, clear context, and a practical next step—before release.

New personal data

A pull request begins collecting a user attribute such as location, date of birth, device identifier, or payment information.

New third-party sharing

A developer adds an analytics, advertising, AI, infrastructure, or support vendor that receives user data.

Outdated disclosures

Product behavior changes in a way that may no longer match the privacy policy, consent flow, or prior legal guidance.

A check in the workflow you already use

From code change to clear action.

01 / INSTALL

Connect selected repositories

Install the GitHub App for the repositories your organization chooses.

02 / REVIEW

Run transparent checks

Agerius examines pull-request changes with versioned compliance rules.

03 / RESOLVE

Act before release

Get a clear explanation, supporting context, and a proposed next step.

Developers see the legal consequence of a change. Legal teams see the technical change that caused it.

A different starting point

Compliance that changes with the product.

Traditional compliance platforms collect evidence. Legal AI tools help professionals research and draft. Agerius starts with a different unit of work: the code change.

It turns approved guidance and internal policies into repeatable checks that run during development—when the issue can still be fixed.

Product change detectedA pull request changes how data is collected or shared.

Approved rule evaluatedThe relevant, versioned compliance logic runs automatically.

Review path createdEngineering and legal receive the same concrete context.

Private beta

Built for teams shipping quickly.

Early participants will help shape the first checks, integrations, and review workflow.

Software startups handling personal data

Teams adding AI, analytics, payments, or other third-party services

Engineering and privacy teams that want earlier visibility

Law firms providing continuous compliance support to technology clients

Founder story

Built across law and software.

Agerius is founded by Oganes Avagian, a former legal practitioner and in-house legal leader who later learned software engineering to build the tools he wanted while advising technology companies. His experience on both sides revealed the same recurring gap: lawyers cannot continuously see how the product changes, and developers cannot always see the legal consequences of their code.

FAQ

Questions, answered clearly.

Does Agerius replace a lawyer?

No. Agerius helps teams identify changes that may require attention and apply repeatable rules during development. It does not provide legal representation or guarantee compliance.

What does the first version detect?

The first version focuses on pull-request changes involving new personal-data collection and new sharing with third-party services.

Will Agerius access our source code?

Agerius will require access to the repositories and pull requests selected by the customer to run its checks. Precise permissions, processing, retention, and security details will be shared when finalized.

Can we add our own compliance rules?

Organization-specific and lawyer-approved rules are planned as part of the product direction; they are not included in the initial MVP.

When will the private beta open?

Private beta opening soon. Registered teams will receive updates and invitations as capacity becomes available.

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