Rapid Signal scans 40+ curated government and media sources across US, Europe, and East Asia — and delivers a weekly brief on what changed in data privacy, AI governance, and platform regulation.
Not a law firm replacement. Not a GRC platform. Just the regulatory changes you need to know about — organized, classified, and readable in 60 seconds each.
Your team spends hours each week scanning government sites, news, and newsletters — just to figure out if anything relevant changed.
What we actually do: We automate the scanning part. You get a curated list instead of 50 browser tabs.
Most regulatory news is irrelevant to your business. The one change that matters gets buried in a newsletter alongside 30 that don't.
What we actually do: We filter by domain and classify by urgency. Critical signals are flagged, noise is removed.
Even when you spot a change, it's hard to tell if it affects your deals, your product, or your compliance posture — without calling a lawyer.
What we actually do: We provide structured context so you can decide faster — or bring a better question to your lawyer.
Our query engine hits 40+ curated sources — tier-1 government portals (whitehouse.gov, eur-lex.europa.eu, go.jp) and trusted media outlets. No manual curation, no missed updates.
Government registries, regulatory bodies, and vetted media across US, Europe, and East Asia.
AI extracts potential signals from raw articles. Only content backed by named entities, specific dates, or concrete numbers passes through. Boilerplate, cookie banners, and vague claims are automatically rejected.
Strict validation rules eliminate false positives. If there's no evidence, there's no signal.
Each signal is assessed for materiality and timing, then classified into three tiers: Critical (act now), Watch (prepare), or Monitor (track). Key milestones and relevant domains are tagged.
Structured IF → THEN → WATCH triggers help you decide what deserves attention this week.
Every signal becomes a readable brief: what changed, why it might matter, and what to watch for next. Designed so a busy founder or policy lead can scan it in a minute.
Not legal advice. Not strategic playbooks. Clear, organized information you can act on — or forward to your lawyer.
Proposed rule would require data brokers to register and disclose data practices — comment period open.
The FTC has issued a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM) that would create a federal registry for data brokers and require disclosure of data collection, sharing, and selling practices. The 60-day public comment period opens March 15, 2026.
This is a real output format. No hand-editing, no manual curation — generated directly from source analysis.
GDPR · CCPA · SCC · DPA · Cross-border transfers
EU AI Act · Algorithmic transparency · Model compliance
SOC2 · ISO 27001 · TPRM · Vendor assessment
App store policies · Cloud sovereignty · API changes
DMA · DSA · Merger review · Consumer protection
White House · Congress · Federal Register · SEC · FTC · DOE · DOJ · Treasury
EUR-Lex · European Commission · Parliament · EDPB · ENISA · UK Gov · ICO · CMA
China CAC · Japan PPC · METI · Korea PIPC · KISA · National government portals
Sales, BD, and founding teams
Customers are asking for DPAs, security certifications, and compliance documentation. You're figuring it out deal-by-deal, often too late.
"It won't replace our lawyer. But now we know what questions to ask — and we ask them weeks earlier."
Policy, Legal, and Product teams
DMA changed your economics. FTC is targeting dark patterns. Your board wants a regulatory risk overview. You need to stay current without hiring a full policy team.
"We used to hear about enforcement actions from Twitter threads. Now we get structured briefs the same week."
We're building toward deeper analysis and custom playbooks — but we'd rather ship what works today
than promise what might work tomorrow.
Early access pricing. We're still learning what delivers the most value — and pricing will evolve with the product.
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You don't need to predict the future. You just need to know what changed — this week, in your domain, in your region. That's what we do.
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