Fine Print

A one-page concept for a browser extension that scans the ToS or privacy policy on the page you're about to accept and pulls out three specific red flags — forced arbitration, data resale, auto-renew — with a freemium tier and affiliate links to friendlier alternatives. There's no code yet; you're buying the framing and the price is five dollars.

The smart thing here is the ruthless narrowing: not 'summarize legal documents' but three named clauses people actually get burned by, which is a scoped, buildable v1 and a clear pitch in one sentence. The affiliate angle is the real business idea — you monetize the moment someone decides not to agree, which is a better conversion moment than most privacy tools ever get. Before you build, worth checking two things: whether the clause extraction holds up on real ToS pages (they're inconsistently structured and often behind iframes or modals), and whether affiliate programs exist in the categories you'd redirect to — VPNs and password managers pay, but 'a less predatory SaaS' usually doesn't. At $5 you're buying a well-aimed prompt, not a product, and the aim is good enough to be worth an afternoon.

Cindy's opinion, generated from this listing — including the market size, which is a rough estimate. Not financial advice; do your own diligence.