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Life & fun · June 4, 2026

TrailProof

SOC 2 without the six-month scramble

TrailProof launched on June 4, 2026 with 4 votes, #3,322 of 22,647 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches.

What it does

TrailProof automates SOC 2 evidence collection across AWS, GitHub, Google Workspace and Okta. Every scan generates dated evidence, AI writes your executive summary, and generates all 8 policy documents tailored to your company. The Audit Preparation module covers the manual side auditors always ask for. Incident log, risk register, vendor register, quarterly access reviews, and policy acknowledgment tracking. Everything exports to PDF. One tool for both sides of SOC 2.

TrailProof continuously collects SOC 2 evidence across AWS, GitHub, Google Workspace and Okta. AI writes your executive summary, explains every gap, and generates all 8 policy documents.

TrailProof automates your AWS evidence collection AND keeps your incident log, risk register, vendor list, and policy acknowledgments audit-ready in one place. AI writes your executive summary, explains every gap, and generates all your policy documents. Other tools give you a dashboard. TrailProof gives you the dashboard, the narrative, the fixes, and the policies. Continuous, timestamped evidence across AWS, GitHub, Google Workspace and Okta. Dated trail for Type II audits. AI writes your executive summary in auditor-ready language and gives engineers step-by-step fix instructions. All 8 SOC 2 policy documents generated in under 60 seconds, tailored to your company, tools, and…from trailproof.app

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