Inth (YC X26) — Privacy and consent infrastructure that ships with your code
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Inth monitors your pull requests, codebase and website to catch privacy issues and turns them into fixes and evidence. Every product change you make exposes you to privacy risk.
Inth is a Y Combinator company in the Spring 2026 batch. Its directory entry describes it as: Privacy and consent infrastructure that ships with your code. The founder listed is Christopher Burns (Founder/CEO) (Y Combinator directory entry, April 13, 2026).
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Inth monitors your pull requests, codebase and website to catch privacy issues and turns them into fixes and evidence.
Every product change you make exposes you to privacy risk. Customers lose trust. Fines and lawsuits are given. Fundraising and customer deals are broken. New market launches halt.
The growth you thought you would have slows because privacy compliance is overwhelming and changes with every product update.
Inth is fixing this to help you automate privacy compliance to ship and grow faster.
Inth scans your PRs, website and codebase to catch any privacy risk. It then fixes and evidences them against your product, policies and global privacy laws to automate privacy compliance in every region your customers are in.
Start a free privacy scan at: inth.com
Christopher Burns
Founder/CEO
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