For Policy Staff & Regulators
Turn policy into enforcement — measurably.
Phosra is a compliance testbed and enforcement telemetry layer for state and federal staff drafting child-safety legislation. Reference the open spec in bill text. Use the public 67-law registry as a source. Watch the gap between statute and platform behavior close from years to weeks.
The gap
Statutes pass. Platforms interpret. Children wait.
The lag between a child-safety law being signed and platforms actually enforcing it is measured in years — not because platforms are unwilling, but because every statute uses different language for the same protections. Phosra closes that gap by publishing the shared technical vocabulary, the cross-reference, and the open API platforms can ship against on day one.
Public resources
Three things every policy office can cite today.
The 67-law registry
A continuously updated, public catalog of every state, federal, and global child-safety statute we track — with status, jurisdiction, key provisions, and the rule categories each one triggers.
Browse the registry45-category rule taxonomy
The shared vocabulary that maps statutory language (“verifiable parental consent,” “algorithmic audit”) to enforceable platform actions. Cite it in your bill text.
View the taxonomyPCSS v1 specification
The open Phosra Child Safety Spec — the technical standard platforms can adopt to demonstrate compliance against any statute mapped through Phosra.
Read the spec67
Statutes tracked
45
Rule categories
229
Platforms mapped
Weekly
Registry updates
What we’ve published
Open work product, citable in your office today.
PA SB 22 — standards-based rewrite
A worked example showing how a state bill can reference the 45-category taxonomy instead of platform-specific language.
Compliance hub
Public, filterable index of all 67 tracked laws — citable in policy memos and committee briefings.
Rule-category ↔ statute mapping
Machine-readable JSON of which categories each statute activates. Available via /api/compliance/map.
Briefings for policy offices and committee staff.
30-minute walkthrough of the registry, the taxonomy, and the spec — tailored to the bill or jurisdiction your office is evaluating. No sales pitch.