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Scouts
A scout is an AI agent that goes out, does a whole check for you and brings back a report.
The tools on this site run on your own device. A scout is different: it works on our side, on a public website you name, and sends you a report. It never sees your clients' files or anything you type into the tools.
There is one scout so far. More are being built.
Scout 1
Website Scout
Does your website tell visitors the truth about their personal data? Most owners do not know what their own website does. The Website Scout looks, and tells you in plain words.
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It visits the website like any visitor
It opens the public pages, finds the privacy notice and the forms, and looks at the pop-up that asks about cookies. It never fills in a form, logs in or presses "accept".
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It notes what the website does
Which small tracking files (cookies) are saved on a visitor's device, and which other companies the website contacts: before the visitor chooses anything, and again after they press the button to refuse.
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It compares that with the privacy notice
It reads the notice in full and checks it against what the website was seen to do, and against a checklist of points from the DPDP Act and Rules.
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It checks three times, then writes the report
The website is checked three separate times. Only what at least two checks agree on is reported as a finding. Anything seen once is listed apart, as not confirmed.
What you get
One PDF in two parts. The first is for you, in plain words: where the website stands, what was found, what it does well and what could not be seen. The second is for the person who will make the fixes, with the exact details.
The sample is a real report on a real business website. The name, addresses, contact details and product names are hidden, and the picture of the site is blurred.
What it does not do
- It sees only what a visitor can see. It cannot tell how data is stored, who it is shared with behind the scenes, or whether it is ever erased. The report lists these plainly.
- It is not legal advice. It does not say whether a website meets the law. The main duties of the DPDP Act apply from 13 May 2027; until then a finding is about being ready.
- Its checklist is still being reviewed. Treat the report as a list of points to look at, not as a verdict.
- Some websites turn automated visitors away. Those cannot be checked unless the owner lets the scout in.
- It uses an AI service to help write the report. Text from the website's public pages is sent to that service. That text is already public; no client data is involved.
Ask for a check
Rs 999
per website, including GST
1 working day
from payment to your report, by email
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Send us the website address with the button below.
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We reply by email to confirm we can check the website, and how to pay.
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You pay Rs 999, including GST. We run the check and email your report within 1 working day.
You pay nothing until we confirm. If the website turns the Scout away and cannot be checked, there is no charge. This page sends nothing itself: "Ask by email" opens your own email app with the request filled in, and you decide whether to send it.
If you send the request, CA Rushabh Jamdade receives your email address and the website address, and uses them only to run the check, take payment and reply to you. To have them deleted, write to rushabh@stolvix.com. Nothing you type on this page is saved: it is gone when you leave the page.