GRMC.ai

AI contract compliance analysis

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January 22, 2026 How to sign Beta testers?

I have a decent product, tested thorougly with the limited data sets I have. But having trouble getting any traction. noone even signed up for trial.

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    Congrats on the launch! Out of curiosity, which analytics metric ended up being the biggest eye-opener for you, retention, activation, or something unexpected?

January 18, 2026 Whats coming?

More frameworks (ISO 27001, SOX)

API for CLM integration

What other frameworks would you want to see?

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January 18, 2026 How it works:

Upload a vendor contract, get instant compliance scoring against GDPR Art. 28, SOC 2, CCPA/CPRA, and HIPAA BAA.

What it does:

Clause-by-clause gap analysis

Remediation recommendations

Multi-file batch processing

PDF export or email report to yourself

No signup. Contracts never stored.

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January 18, 2026 GRMC.ai — AI contract compliance analysis I shipped in a weekend

Why I built it:

Compliance review during CLM implementations was always a manual checklist exercise. Wanted something that actually judges compliance, not just extracts fields.

Stack:React + Tailwind

Vercel

Claude API

Google Apps Script (lead capture)

jsPDF (report generation)

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    When we launched GRMC on January 17, 2026, we had a simple goal: make contract compliance analysis accessible and instant. What we didn't expect was to achieve the #1 position in AI compliance visibility within two days.

    According to Amplift's AI visibility tracking, GRMC now leads the pack with 69% visibility, ahead of established enterprise players like Hyperproof (25%), Sirion (25%), CUBE (0%), and LogicGate (0%). Read more on our website under blog section

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    Any interested users to try this and help me out? It's free to try and no sgn up needed. I would be glad to answer any questions you may have

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Why I built it: Compliance review during CLM implementations was always a manual checklist exercise. Wanted something that actually judges compliance, not just extracts fields. Stack: