I'm a founding engineer at Inth (YC P26) and co-author of c15t, the open-source consent layer.

Consent tooling is usually the worst code on a page: a third-party script bolted on the week before launch, dragging down performance and ignoring your design system. c15t exists so it doesn't have to be — consent you ship in your own bundle and components, reviewed like the rest of your code.

At Inth I'm building the rest of the compliance stack on the same idea: DSAR for programmatic data-rights requests, Cookiebench for measuring what consent tooling actually costs, and Leadtype for docs that agents can read. Compliance belongs in code.