Free tools
Tools to help you stay compliant, professional and private.
Five free tools that each do one job properly. The compliance checks read your website the way the regulator would: up to five pages, exact wording quoted, the relevant rule cited, report in your inbox in about two minutes. De-identify strips names from text before you use any AI, entirely on your device. No cost, no obligation.
De-identify: remove names before using AI
FreeBrowser-based utility · Runs entirely on your device
Replaces names, organisations, locations and Australian identifiers with consistent tokens before you paste text into ChatGPT, Claude or any AI, then restores the real names locally when the reply comes back. Nothing is uploaded: the neural name-detection model runs in your browser, on the same masking architecture as the clinical systems in our portfolio.
AHPRA website compliance check
FreeAI-powered scanner · For AHPRA-registered practitioners
Submit your practice website and work email and receive a report flagging content that may breach the AHPRA advertising guidelines: testimonials about clinical care, misleading claims, offers without terms, and misuse of protected titles. Reads up to five pages, quotes the exact wording, cites the relevant section. General information, not legal advice.
TPB website compliance check
FreeAI-powered scanner · For registered tax and BAS agents
A report flagging content that may breach the TPB Code of Professional Conduct: guaranteed refunds, misleading claims, services advertised outside your registration scope, unclear fees, and the section 45 disclosures most websites are missing. Reads up to five pages, quotes the exact wording, cites the relevant requirement. General information, not legal advice.
Financial adviser website compliance check
FreeAI-powered scanner · For AFS licensees and authorised representatives
A report flagging content that may breach ASIC's advertising guidance (RG 234) and the Corporations Act: restricted independence terms, misleading performance claims, guarantees, missing general advice warnings, and missing licensing details. Reads up to five pages, quotes the exact wording, cites the relevant requirement. General information, not legal advice.
WA builders and trades website compliance check
FreeAI-powered scanner · For WA builders, painters, electricians, plumbers and gas fitters
WA law requires your licence or registration number to appear in your advertising, and your website counts: up to $5,000 in fines for builders and painters who leave it off. Submit your site and find out in two minutes, along with misleading claims, work advertised outside your licence, and bait pricing. General information, not legal advice.
If something turns up
Happy to talk it through
The checks are automated and honest about their limits: general information, not legal advice. If a report flags something you want a second pair of eyes on, we're happy to talk it through. No pitch.
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