Writing

Korean Privacy Terms generates privacy policies and terms of service for Korean, EU, US, and global services. Use it when you need legally tailored disclosure pages, consent UI, or cookie banners for a web app.

Privacy EU generates EU-facing Privacy Notices, Terms of Service, consent modals, and cookie banners from an English interview. It is used for GDPR, ePrivacy, CRD, DSA, and related EU compliance content.

Privacy Global generates Korean and EU privacy policies and terms together for services that target users in both regions. It also adds language and jurisdiction switch links in the footer and applies region-specific consent and compliance rules.

Privacy Global JP generates Korean and Japanese privacy policies and terms together for services that target users in both countries. It also adds locale and jurisdiction switch links in the footer.

Privacy Jp generates Japanese privacy policies, terms of service, consent modals, and cookie banners for Next.js apps. Use it when a service needs APPI-based legal pages and consent UI in Japanese.

Privacy Terms is a menu-based entry point for generating privacy policies and terms of service for Korea, EU, US, Japan, or bilingual global versions. It routes users to the right interview flow after they choose a jurisdiction.

US Privacy Policy generates a CCPA/CPRA privacy policy for businesses covered by California and related state privacy laws. Use it when you need disclosures for personal information categories, SPI, opt-out rights, GPC, and ADMT notices.

Architecture Decision Record documents a significant technical decision, its context, and consequences. Use it when choosing architecture, technology, or development patterns that future teams need to understand.

Competitive Analysis creates a structured comparison of 3-5 competitors across features, pricing, positioning, and strengths. Use it before entering a market, planning differentiation, or after losing deals.

Define Problem Statement creates a structured problem framing document with user impact, business context, success criteria, constraints, and open questions. Use it when starting an initiative, realigning work, or briefing leadership.

Design Rationale documents the reasoning behind a UX decision, including context, alternatives, trade-offs, and the choice made. Use it for significant design changes, stakeholder alignment, or preserving decision history.

Interview Synthesis turns user interview notes, transcripts, or recordings into themes, insights, quotes, and recommendations. Use it after interviews, customer calls, or usability sessions to communicate evidence-backed findings.