Vibe Policy turns an app profile into a privacy policy, terms, or support page without a blank legal doc. You walk through basics, platforms, owner, and contact, then pick a document. Every toggle, platform mix, and third-party service rewrites the matching clauses in place, so the draft stays specific to how the product actually works. Five documents: Simple Privacy, No-Tracking Privacy, GDPR Privacy, Terms & Conditions, and Support. A business owner supplies a company name, developer name, and address; an individual supplies a personal name, and GDPR maps those fields onto a data-controller section. The business model — free, subscription, ads, one-time, or hybrid — is written into the privacy intro. Platforms are iOS, Android, Web, and Desktop, including mixes. The copy changes for device type, OS, browser, device ID, and whether uninstall applies. Privacy toggles add or drop whole sections for location, AI, cookies, personal data, user content, deletion, third-party links, and age of consent (COPPA 13 / EU 16). No-tracking and support hide options that do not belong, and an open source app type switches the license language in terms. 32 third-party services — ads, analytics, auth, billing, maps, monitoring, and others — are searchable by name, category, or privacy URL. Selected services become a linked list; an empty selection gets a different clause. The preview is Markdown or HTML. Editing a field scrolls to the clause it affects, including the controller section for GDPR contact and children or termination for age of consent. You can copy, download, publish a public link, or import that link back. Each document shows draft, live, or changed after the form drifts from what was published.