The DPDP Act and Rules in full, cross-linked to the plain-language explainers that sit underneath them; implementation guides you can take away; and free tools we're simplifying access to.
Official primary text for the DPDP Act, 2023 and DPDP Rules, 2025 — hosted here directly — each one cross-linked to our own plain-language explainer, plus other government notifications on record.
44 sections across 9 chapters, 35 published so far — primary text alongside our own plain-language read.
Read the Act →23 rules, 22 published so far — the operational detail behind the Act, section by section.
Read the Rules →Implementation frameworks and worksheets — the kind of document we'd actually hand a client, not a generic lead magnet. More are on the way.
The 8-stop readiness path in full — what each stage covers and the services that get you through it.
Get this guide →The seven-question self-assessment on paper — for teams who want to work through it offline.
Get this guide →Pulled from what people actually ask across dozens of sources, rewritten in our own words and checked against the Act and Rules text directly — searchable, and filterable by topic.
Three tools we already rely on in our own work, built to make checking your own DPDPA exposure faster. We're simplifying how they're accessed so they can stand on their own, free to use — not available standalone today, but expect that soon.
Ask a specific question — "what counts as a reportable breach," "do I need fresh consent for existing data" — and get an answer sourced from the Act and Rules text directly, section cited.
Walk through your actual signup or consent flow as a sequence of screenshots and get a DPDP compliance read on it — no code access or technical setup required.
Connects to your repos and maps personal-data collection at the code layer — API handlers, form fields, SDK calls — not just the database tables it ends up in.
Rules changes, deadlines, and what they mean for you — no spam, unsubscribe any time.
30 minutes with us usually gets further than another hour searching Rules text on your own.
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