Paid document kits
Two editable kits, two situations: launching a solo AI project, or putting working rules around AI use in a business. Both are educational templates with instant Gumroad delivery — not legal advice, and no compliance guarantee.
For solo builders and one-person AI projects
A launch-focused AI readiness kit for solo builders that helps document what AI does, what user data it touches, what claims are made, what users should know, what red flags exist, and what changed before a project ships or starts making money.
For founders, new businesses, and lean teams
Creates a first governance and risk assessment file that explains what AI is used, who owns it, what rules apply, and which higher-risk workflows need review.
Which kit fits?
Solo Builder: One-person AI projects: apps, sites, automations, digital products, client work.
Starter Kit: Founders, new businesses, consultants, and lean teams using AI at work.
Solo Builder: Launching safely: claims, user data, disclosures, red flags, and changes.
Starter Kit: Operating safely: inventory, use rules, risk review, and update tracking.
Solo Builder: 14 documents including three filled examples and a 30-minute setup guide.
Starter Kit: 14 documents plus a bonus filled example and CSV starter spreadsheets.
Solo Builder: DOCX, PDF, Markdown, CSV logs, Start Here guide.
Starter Kit: DOCX, PDF, Markdown, CSV spreadsheets, Start Here guide.
Separate catalog resources
The cards below are the next packets in line: separate follow-on resources with their own preview pages and request paths. They are not bundled into the kit purchases above.
Who it is for
Teams that need clear internal rules before staff use expands further.
What is inside
Why it helps
Sets practical guardrails for tools, data, output review, confidentiality, and escalation.
Who it is for
Founders, operators, consultants, school leaders, nonprofits, and lean teams deciding whether to approve an AI vendor or SaaS AI feature.
What is inside
Why it helps
Documents the vendor facts, data-use questions, security posture, AI-specific controls, red flags, approval conditions, and review decision before a new AI tool is adopted.
In development
These resources have detail pages and preview-request paths, but they are further back in the build queue than the packets above. No prices or downloads are attached yet.
Roadmap
These items are not yet available for preview. They stay on the roadmap until the contents are ready to share.
Defines who responds, what gets recorded, and how lessons feed back into governance.
Creates practical rules for staff AI use, sensitive data, vendor adoption, and review.
Supports repeatable client delivery while leaving legal advice to qualified counsel.
Tracked topics
Tracked topics are used for educational updates, checklists, and preparation prompts. They are not legal determinations for a specific organization.
AIRegReady provides educational information and practical resources. It is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. Resources are starting points for internal governance work and should be reviewed with qualified counsel for specific legal obligations.