IsoFlow Systems

Hey everyone, quick milestone update on IsoFlow Systems (isoflowai.in).

While building out our automated compliance mapping layers, we made a strict architectural decision that sets us apart from traditional enterprise platforms: We completely removed persistent data logging and asset retention databases for our core trial engine.

For early-stage B2B startups and lean engineering teams, onboarding with traditional compliance tools means hooking up heavy third-party monitoring agents directly to internal production architecture or cloud logs. This introduces instant, massive data-exposure risks before you even sit down with an auditor.

To fix this, we designed a zero-knowledge pipeline:

1. You drag and drop your internal policy PDFs directly into the browser.

2. In-memory processing maps raw policy arguments to official ISO 27001 / SOC2 criteria frameworks in under 15 seconds.

3. The engine outputs a structured, color-coded tracking Excel sheet (.xlsx) and completely dumps the volatile runtime context. Your data leaves no trace.

We want global founders to run instant, high-speed gap assessments without signing annual contracts or jumping through compliance hoops. Drop your current manuals or use the sandbox pre-loads directly on the homepage at isoflowai.in to verify the extraction logic.

We are also actively documenting open-source, low-overhead structural alternatives to complex enterprise setups. You can review and track our public comparison repository directly on GitHub:
https://github.com/rohan4852/vanta-drata-alternatives-free-soc2-iso27001-compliance-mapping

Let me know what compliance frameworks or specific tracking exports your engineering teams need to unblock enterprise sales next!

Hey everyone,

I’m building IsoFlow Systems (isoflowai.in) to solve a manual compliance headache: chasing down screenshots and copy-pasting to map text policies onto dense GRC control frameworks.

The utility functions statelessly—accepting multi-page policy PDFs, cross-referencing audit frameworks, and outputting clean Excel files in under 15 seconds without persistent logging or storing raw text documents in a database.

Architecturally, I went with Gemini 2.5 Flash for the trial tier due to its 1M context window (bypassing multi-hop RAG entirely) and low cost, running paid enterprise tiers over secure AWS instances.

I’m officially launching on Product Hunt next week (June 15), but I wanted to drop it here first to get raw engineering feedback.

Try it out directly with your own documents or the sample dataset on the homepage. What compliance gaps or security framework exports should I map next?