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Every modern ISO management standard — 27001 for information security, 9001 for quality, 42001 for AI — shares the same skeleton: know your context, assess your risks, write down how you operate, collect evidence that you actually do, audit yourself, improve. About seventy percent of "being compliant" is the same machinery regardless of standard.
Yet small companies still face a choice between consultants billing by the hour to fill in Word templates, and enterprise platforms that won't publish a price. Both make compliance feel like something done to you rather than something you run. StandardOS is the third option: the shared machinery, built once, properly — starting with ISO 27001 — at a price a 15-person company pays without a procurement committee.
StandardOS is built in Denmark by Rasmus Stougaard, an engineer who would rather ship verifiable software than slide decks. It is EU-first by conviction, not as a compliance checkbox: EU-hosted data, GDPR by default, and a cookie policy that fits in three paragraphs because there's nothing to track.
And we use it ourselves, daily: our own ISO 27001 management system runs inside StandardOS — every risk, control, and audit of ours is a record in the same product you'd be buying. That story, including what's certified and what's still in progress, is public on the Trust page.
One flat price on the website, card checkout, cancel in-app. If a product needs a sales call to tell you the price, the price is the problem.
Bleeding-edge UX, deliberately conservative data engineering. A compliance company that loses a record is dead — so records are append-only, hash-chained, and independently verifiable.
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AI does the tedious first drafts. Nothing becomes part of your management system until a person confirms it — auditors certify organizations, not autocomplete.