Apps built with Lovable, Bolt, Replit, v0, Base44, and other AI tools often ship without the compliance controls regulators require. The gap doesn't show up in a demo — it shows up in an audit, a breach, or a lost enterprise deal, when someone finally asks whether the app is actually compliant or just looks done.
Get a Free Compliance Scan See the FrameworksWhich frameworks apply depends on what data your app touches and who it touches it for — health data, payment card data, EU or California users, enterprise buyers, or kids. Most AI-built apps were scaffolded without any of this in mind.
Healthcare data (PHI). Business associate agreements, encryption, and audit logging — most AI builders don't sign a BAA at all.
Payment card data. If your app touches card numbers, PCI-DSS applies — most vibe-coded checkouts fail on scope before they fail on security.
Enterprise and SaaS buyers increasingly require it before they'll sign. Trust Services Criteria your AI-built backend probably wasn't built to meet.
EU users, EU rules. Data subject rights, processing agreements, and breach-notice clocks most AI scaffolds never included.
California residents get opt-out and deletion rights your AI-built app likely can't fulfill on request today.
Kids' data and student education records carry their own consent and disclosure rules, separate from general privacy law.
Certified information security management — not a law, but enterprise and EU/UK buyers increasingly require the certificate itself, not a self-claim.
The first certifiable AI management system standard. Enterprise AI-governance questionnaires increasingly ask for it, separate from the EU AI Act.
Several major hosts and infrastructure providers do offer compliance-relevant agreements — a HIPAA BAA, a GDPR DPA — if you manually configure them. Most AI app builders themselves don't. That mismatch is where founders get caught: they assume the platform's certifications cover the app, when compliance is a shared-responsibility model that still requires signed agreements, scoped data handling, and controls no AI scaffold adds by default.
An AI-generated app can look production-ready in a weekend. Access controls, audit logging, encryption configuration, and vendor agreements are the parts that don't show up in a demo — and they're exactly what a regulator, an enterprise security questionnaire, or a breach investigation checks first.
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