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Scheduled · Week 43, 2026

Pre-Launch Trust Audit for AI-Built Apps

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Goes live Week 43, 2026

October 19 – October 25, 2026 · Leaderboard opens Monday 00:00 UTC

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About TrustDebt

TrustDebt is a pre-launch trust QA tool for AI-built apps. It scans public launch pages for visible consent, tracker, accessibility, legal-link, security-header, and risky-claim issues before founders send paid traffic or client work live. Each scan produces a score, issue list, evidence summary, and AI Fix Prompt. Paid audits add a written ship, fix-first, or do-not-send-traffic decision packet. TrustDebt is designed to help founders, agencies, and no-code builders ensure their apps are ready for launch without trust issues.

Overview

Who is it for?

Founders, agencies, no-code builders, and micro-SaaS teams.

Problem

TrustDebt addresses the common trust issues that can undermine the launch of AI-built applications, such as missing consent mechanisms, legal paths, and accessibility features.

Solution

It provides a comprehensive scan that identifies potential trust issues before the app goes live, allowing developers to fix critical problems and build trust with users.

What makes it unique

TrustDebt stands out by offering a practical launch QA specifically for AI-built sites, combining automated scans with manual audit triggers and actionable AI Fix Prompts.

Use cases

  1. 1Pre-launch trust assessment
  2. 2AI app readiness check
  3. 3Compliance risk detection
  4. 4Accessibility issue identification
  5. 5Security header checks

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trust auditAI-built appspre-launch scanningfoundersno-codetrust issueslaunch readinessrisk detection