Draft SaaS App Legal Suite

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Budget / Salary₹600–1,500
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted2 hours ago
I’m launching a subscription-based astrology app for Android and iOS and need a qualified legal professional to put a complete set of India-compliant documents in place before we go live. My main concerns are staying fully aligned with the Information Technology Act 2000 (and its 2021 intermediary guidelines), the new Digital Personal Data Protection Act 2023, and any other Indian statutes that touch user data, liability, or consumer rights.

What I need drafted and finalised:
• Privacy Policy tailored to mobile data flows, cookies/SDKs, and in-app purchases
• Terms of Use that cover paid plans, cancellations, and the inherent limits of astrological advice
• Robust Disclaimer to mitigate professional-services liability
• Founder’s (Co-Founder) Agreement clarifying equity, roles, IP ownership, and exit terms
• Any additional docs you believe are essential for an Indian SaaS business (e.g., Data Processing Addendum, Refund & Grievance Redressal policies)

Each document must be bespoke—not a lightly edited template—written in plain English yet precise enough to stand up in an Indian court or to an app-store compliance audit. I will provide current product flows, data-collection points, and business details so you can tailor every clause.

Acceptance criteria:
1. Drafts delivered in editable Word/Google Docs format.
2. Clear citations or footnotes indicating the specific legal provisions relied upon.
3. One revision round included to address my team’s feedback.
4. Final sign-off letter confirming the suite’s compliance with Indian law as of the delivery date.

If you have recent experience with DPDP readiness projects or tech-startup founder agreements, and can turn this around quickly, let’s talk.
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