About ADM Guard
Compliance evidence, built for how software actually ships
ADM Guard was built for one reason: the Privacy Act's new automated decision-making obligations expect a level of continuous, technical evidence that no policy document, spreadsheet, or annual audit can produce. So we built the evidence layer at the code layer, where decisions actually happen.
Why we exist
The register can't drift from reality if it's written by the code itself
From 10 December 2026, Australian businesses must be able to identify, describe and evidence every automated decision that materially affects a person's rights or finances - under Australian Privacy Principles 1.7–1.9. The obligation is continuous: a static policy PDF or a manually maintained spreadsheet is out of date the moment an engineer ships a change.
We think the only durable answer is instrumentation: a lightweight API call at the decision point itself, streaming to an immutable, tamper-evident record. That's the entire product. No dashboards you have to remember to update, no register that can silently fall behind what's actually running in production.
What we believe
Three principles we don't compromise on
Zero-PII by architecture
We never want to be a target. ADM Guard rejects personal information at the API boundary - by design, not by policy. We can't leak what we never store.
Tamper-evident by design
Evidence that can be quietly edited isn't evidence. Every decision is cryptographically chained and anchored to locked, write-once storage.
Australian by default
Built and hosted in Australia, for Australian obligations. Data stays in Azure's Australia East region, enforced by cloud policy - not a promise in a contract.
Who's building this
Built by an engineer who ships
Apurv Singhal
Founder & Engineer
8 years of professional software engineering experience, and genuinely passionate about writing good code - that mindset shapes how ADM Guard is built: lightweight, dependable, and no more complex than the problem requires.
Building toward the December deadline?
Get in touch - we're happy to talk through your decision points, even if you're not ready to buy yet.
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