TrustData - The new standard for trusted software

TrustData verifies what happens to customer prompts, files, and data—then helps founders close concrete gaps, publish proof, and keep it current.

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[ CLAIMS ARE NOT PROOF ]

01 / EVIDENCE

Your privacy policy proves nothing.

It records intent. TrustData checks the software, provider configuration, and public policies that can establish a fact.

Privacy policyDeclared intentNot technical evidence
Security pagePublished claimNot technical evidence
Code + provider stateObservable factAdmissible evidence

[ HOW TRUSTDATA VERIFIES ]

02 / INFRASTRUCTURE

One system. Five stages of trust.

Observe → Verify → Remediate → Validate → Monitor

Read the current methodology
  1. 01OBSERVE

    Establish the real production scope.

    TrustData maps the product domain, selected repository, deployed commit, AI providers, and supported infrastructure in scope.

  2. 02VERIFY

    Test claims against observable controls.

    Static analysis, read-only provider metadata, and versioned public policies establish what can be proven—and what cannot.

  3. 03REMEDIATE

    Turn every gap into a concrete action.

    Findings stay private during remediation. Each one explains the evidence, the control at risk, and a precise path forward.

  4. 04VALIDATE

    Reassess the corrected system.

    Founders can rescan and submit redacted evidence without giving TrustData write access to their repository.

  5. 05MONITOR

    Keep verification connected to the product.

    Pushes, deployments, provider refreshes, and expiring evidence can change the current verification state.

[ FROM GAP TO VERIFIED ]

03 / REMEDIATION

Verification is a path forward—not a public verdict.

An incomplete control creates a private remediation path. TrustData identifies the gap, proposes a concrete action, and validates the implementation again when the founder is ready.

PRIVATE VERIFICATION STATETD / REMEDIATION PATH
  1. 01
    Evidence requiredA required control cannot yet be established.
  2. 02
    Action requiredA concrete remediation is proposed privately.
  3. 03
    Validation runningThe corrected system is assessed again.
  4. VerifiedEvery required control holds with fresh evidence.

[ THE PUBLIC SIGNAL ]

04 / BADGE

Proof that travels with the product.

The badge is the visible result of TrustData's verification infrastructure. It links to the company's official proof page, where buyers can inspect scope, sources, freshness, and limitations.

[ CONTINUOUS TRUST ]

05 / MONITORING

Verification should change when software changes.

01

PUSHES

Selected repository changes can trigger a fresh technical scan.

02

DEPLOYMENTS

The deployed commit remains connected to the verified scope.

03

PROVIDER REFRESHES

Supported provider evidence is re-evaluated as it ages.

[ FOR AI SAAS FOUNDERS ]

Don't ask users to trust you. Show them why.

Start with a private technical audit. Fix concrete gaps before anything becomes public.

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