Certified. Permanent. Trusted.

Every claim you publish, checked against the rule that governs it.

ClaimGuard flags an unsupported claim as it is written. Site Audit finds the ones already published. Both name the regulation, cite the text, and link to the source.

16 CFR 25516 CFR 323FTC Act § 521 CFR 1271

Product page · skincare

FLAGGED
ClaimClinically proven to reduce wrinkles in 7 days
StatusNeeds substantiation
Rule16 CFR 255.2(a)
Sourceecfr.gov
Every citation resolves to a rule in the registry.

Audit trail

09:14 CLAIM_FLAGGED · 16 CFR 255.2(a)

09:21 SUBSTANTIATION_ATTACHED · a.reyes

09:22 CLAIM_CLEARED · a.reyes

The products

Three products that find an unsupported claim before a regulator does.

One flags a claim as it is written. One audits what is already published. One answers what the rule actually says, with the citation. Each finding names a regulation you can read for yourself.

ClaimGuard

Checks a claim as you write it, in the browser and in Microsoft Word. Each flag names the rule that applies and links to the regulation text. Findings track the sentence as you edit it.

16 CFR 255 · FTC Act § 5

Site Audit

Crawls a live site and reports every claim that needs substantiation, with a screenshot of where it appears and the regulation it sits against. Recurring runs show what changed.

16 CFR 323 · 21 CFR 1271

Regulation Search

Ask a question about FTC or FDA rules. Each answer cites the regulation text it came from and links to the source, so an answer can be checked rather than taken.

eCFR · Federal Register

The workflow

From draft to published, checked at every step.

Point Mutaris at your site, write with ClaimGuard on, and answer each finding with the rule it cites. Substantiate a claim once and it applies wherever that claim appears.

  1. Step 1

    Point Mutaris at what you publish

    Give it your site. The crawler reads every page a visitor sees, captures each claim in place, and records where it appeared.

  2. Step 2

    Write with ClaimGuard on

    Install the browser extension and the Word add-in. A claim that needs support is flagged as it is typed, before it reaches a page or a post.

  3. Step 3

    Answer with the rule in hand

    Every finding carries the regulation it sits against. Attach your substantiation once and it applies to the claim wherever it appears.

Trust architecture

Built for the audit you hope never comes, and the one you know eventually will.

Trust is the product. Mutaris verifies its own audit ledger every fifteen minutes, draws every citation from a closed registry of real rules, and refreshes its regulatory corpus every week.

SHA-256 Merkle · 15-minute cycle

An internal integrity check on the audit ledger

Every 15 minutes, Mutaris recomputes a SHA-256 Merkle root over the audit event ledger and compares it against the last known-good baseline. A mismatch records an integrity freeze, exports a forensic snapshot, and opens a draft incident. This is an internal integrity check over Mutaris's own ledger, not a blockchain mechanism, and no outside party can verify it independently.

FTC Act · CFR parts · FDA guidance

Every citation resolves to a real, citable rule

Every citation a live-check finding shows is a real, resolvable rule from a closed registry: FTC Act sections, specific CFR parts, named FDA guidance documents. An id the model returns that is unknown, empty, or mismatched to the product type is replaced with FTC Act Section 5 (15 U.S.C. §45) rather than shown as a broken or invented reference.

eCFR · Federal Register · FTC · FDA · CMS

A weekly regulatory corpus refresh

A scheduled job runs every Monday at 06:00 UTC to refresh the regulatory corpus from eCFR, the Federal Register, FTC, FDA, and CMS sources. Every source in the registry has a working ingest path, checked by an automated test on every build.

Pilot onboarding open

The claim you can defend.

Mutaris is onboarding regulated teams now. If your organization publishes claims to the FDA or FTC, we want to talk.