For Bolt builders
Privacy Policy Generator for Bolt.new Apps
From prompt to production on Bolt.new — don't let a missing legal page be the thing that blocks your launch.
Bolt.new gets you from idea to deployed full-stack app astonishingly fast — and with Expo support, even to a native iOS or Android app. That speed cuts both ways: it is now completely normal to reach "submit to the App Store" within a week of starting, long before anyone has thought about legal documents. Both Apple and Google will stop you right there, because a privacy policy URL is a hard requirement for submission.
PrivacyPage exists for exactly this moment. Answer a short wizard about what your Bolt app collects — accounts, payments, analytics, AI calls — and get a complete privacy policy in about 60 seconds. Preview the whole document for free; pay $9.99 once to unlock it. No subscription, no account.
What a typical Bolt.new app collects
Supabase accounts and data
Bolt's built-in Supabase integration means user emails, OAuth identities, and everything users store in Postgres is personal data under your control.
Netlify hosting logs
One-click Netlify deploys log request IPs and user agents. Server logs are personal data under GDPR and belong in your policy.
Mobile identifiers (Expo builds)
If you shipped a mobile app via Bolt's Expo integration, you likely collect device identifiers, push notification tokens, and crash data — all of which must appear in Apple's privacy labels and Google's Data safety form.
Stripe checkout
Payments mean names, emails, and billing data flowing through Stripe as a disclosed third-party processor.
AI provider calls
Anthropic, OpenAI, or other model APIs receive whatever your users type into AI features. Disclose it.
What the stores require before you can ship
Apple App Store: guideline 5.1.1 requires a privacy policy link in App Store Connect and inside the app, plus accurate App Privacy "nutrition labels" describing data collection. Rejections for missing or mismatched policies are among the most common — see our guide on fixing privacy policy rejections.
Google Play: the Data safety section must be completed for every app, and a privacy policy URL is mandatory if you collect any personal or sensitive data — which any app with accounts does.
GDPR and CCPA: these apply based on your users' location. A Bolt app with a public URL has global users by default, so your policy needs legal bases, user rights, retention periods, and a full list of processors. Our GDPR and CCPA guides cover what that means in practice.
How the 60-second generator works
- 1Pick a document type — privacy policy, terms of service, EULA, cookie policy, or disclaimer.
- 2Answer about ten plain-English questions: your app's name, what data it collects, and which third-party services it uses.
- 3Preview the complete generated document — free, no account, nothing blurred that matters for judging it.
- 4Pay $9.99 once to unlock and export as HTML, Markdown, or plain text. Regenerate free, forever, when your app changes.
Hosting tip for Bolt: Copy the HTML export and prompt Bolt: "Create a /privacy page that renders this HTML and link it in the footer." For Expo builds, also paste the hosted URL into App Store Connect and the Play Console Data safety form.
Generate the privacy policy for your Bolt app
Professional, legally compliant documents for your app — free to preview, $9.99 one-time to unlock.
Generate Now →FAQ
Bolt deployed my app to a bolt.host / netlify.app subdomain. Can that host my policy?
Yes. App stores only require a publicly accessible URL — a /privacy route on your deployed Bolt app subdomain works fine. You can move it to a custom domain later without resubmitting, as long as you update the URL in your store listings.
Do I need a separate policy for my Expo mobile build and my web app?
Usually one policy covers both if the data practices are the same. Mention that the policy covers the website and the mobile apps, and include mobile-specific items like push tokens and device identifiers.
What about terms of service?
Stores do not always require ToS, but you want one before taking payments — it is where refund terms and liability limits live. PrivacyPage generates Terms of Service too, and the $24.99 bundle covers all five document types.
How long does this actually take?
The wizard is roughly ten questions about your app name, data collected, and third-party services. Most people finish in about a minute and preview the full document immediately, free.