Munich Software Solutions entwickelt LexGuard — die Software, die Inhalte Ihres Unternehmens fortlaufend gegen geltendes EU-Recht prüft, mit klarer Dokumentation für jede Entscheidung.
We're a Munich-based software company with a clear focus: legally sound, automated compliance solutions for companies that publish online.
Our first and core product is called LexGuard — software specifically built to help companies comply with the Digital Services Act. LexGuard automatically and continuously reviews whether published content violates applicable EU law, and documents every decision transparently — without requiring you to work through complex legal texts yourself.
The name Munich Software Solutions reflects our ambition: software built in Munich that meets European standards for law, data protection, and quality from the ground up. LexGuard is not an isolated tool, but the first in a series of products through which we aim to make complex legal requirements tangible and automatable for businesses.
If you publish content on your own website or on channels like LinkedIn, you've carried legal responsibility for it since 2024. Manual review doesn't scale — and mistakes are expensive.
Violations of the DSA can be penalized with fines of up to 6% of worldwide annual revenue.
From a company's blog to a busy online forum — every published post needs to be reviewed individually.
Clear-cut cases are handled fully automatically. Only a small fraction of borderline cases ever needs a person's review.
The Digital Services Act (DSA) is an EU regulation that has been fully in force since February 2024 and applies to all providers of digital services within the European Union — regardless of where the company is headquartered. The regulation aims to create a safer digital environment that protects users' fundamental rights while maintaining fair competitive conditions for businesses.
Specifically, the DSA requires operators of digital services to swiftly identify and remove illegal content, to provide a transparent rationale for every moderation decision, to grant affected users a right of appeal, and to account for their own moderation processes to authorities upon request. Particularly relevant are Article 16 (notice-and-action mechanisms), Article 17 (statement of reasons for restrictions), and Article 20 (internal complaint-handling).
Contrary to common assumption, the DSA doesn't only affect the large platforms officially designated in Brussels. Smaller and medium-sized providers that publish their own content or enable user interactions also carry a duty of care — just with adjusted, less extensive requirements than very large online platforms. Ignoring these obligations risks not only significant fines, but also your own legal standing toward users and authorities in a dispute.
This is exactly where LexGuard comes in: we translate these legal requirements into an automated, documented process that runs in the background — without you having to work through regulatory texts yourself.
Sobald Ihre URL bei unserem automatischen Scanning hinterlegt ist, übernimmt LexGuard die laufende Prüfung Ihrer Inhalte — vollständig automatisiert.
You enter the address of your website or LinkedIn channel once in the customer portal.
Claude continuously reviews new content at your chosen interval against applicable EU law.
Every piece of content receives a clear rating: approved, review required, or violation.
Clear-cut cases are handled automatically — approved or removed. Only genuinely uncertain borderline cases are reviewed by a person, keeping manual effort to a minimum.
Your website or channel is automatically scanned for new content at your chosen interval — no action needed.
Every piece of text is checked against verified legal norms — including detection of satire and context.
Red, yellow, or green — every decision is understandable and traceable at a glance.
In case of a violation, a legally compliant statement of reasons under Art. 17 DSA is generated automatically.
Your own terms of service are checked for DSA compliance — one-time or ongoing, depending on your plan.
Clear-cut cases are handled automatically. Only genuinely uncertain borderline cases go to a person for review — a small share of all analyses, keeping manual effort minimal.
We offer two separate pricing tracks, depending on your type of business. Select the one that matches you best to see accurate pricing.
How LexGuard came to be, what we stand for, and why we think about compliance differently than most.
LexGuard is a product of Munich Software Solutions UG, founded in 2026 in Munich. The idea emerged from a simple observation: the Digital Services Act now obligates every company that publishes content online to maintain traceable, documented moderation — yet the available tools were either built for massive platforms with in-house legal departments, or simply not legally robust enough to genuinely protect a business when it mattered.
That's why we built LexGuard differently from the ground up. Rather than treating compliance as an afterthought bolted onto existing software, we embedded legal review into the core of the architecture from the start. Every decision our system makes is traceable, backed by a specific legal norm, and fully documented — exactly what counts in a dispute.
Our ambition is to turn complex EU law into something usable without legal training. Behind this stands a combination of a carefully curated knowledge base of verified legal norms and modern AI analysis, built by a team that takes both the technical and legal side seriously. Every classification LexGuard makes is grounded in a specific, documented legal norm.
We believe good compliance software doesn't need to be complicated to be correct. That's why we deliberately chose against unnecessary complexity, in favor of a product that can be set up in minutes and then works reliably in the background — transparent, traceable, and always with a clear rationale for every decision made.
LexGuard is under active development. We're building the product together with our first customers and continuously expanding the knowledge base with additional legal norms, languages, and jurisdictions.
Choose a plan or talk to us about your specific situation.
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Semantische Suche: Zur Ermittlung relevanter Rechtsnormen nutzen wir Embedding-Dienste von Voyage AI.
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These Terms and Conditions apply to all contracts for the use of LexGuard, a software service provided by Munich Software Solutions, between us and our customers. Deviating terms of the customer do not apply unless expressly agreed in writing.
LexGuard is a software-as-a-service that automatically reviews content submitted or registered by the customer against applicable legal norms and provides a classification along with documentation for each decision. The exact scope of services depends on the plan selected by the customer.
A contract is concluded once the customer selects a plan and we confirm the order, either electronically or in writing. Custom or Enterprise arrangements are concluded through individual written agreement.
Prices are as stated on our pricing page at the time of order, plus applicable statutory VAT. Unless otherwise agreed, fees are billed monthly in advance. Analyses beyond the volume included in the selected plan are billed at the applicable overage rate.
We aim to provide LexGuard with high availability, but do not guarantee uninterrupted operation. Planned maintenance will be announced in advance where reasonably possible. Support is provided by email; specific response times may vary by plan.
The customer is responsible for the accuracy of the information and content submitted for analysis and for using LexGuard in compliance with applicable law. The customer remains solely responsible for decisions made based on LexGuard's output.
We are liable without limitation for intent and gross negligence, as well as for damages arising from injury to life, body, or health. For slightly negligent breaches of material contractual obligations, our liability is limited to the foreseeable damage typical for this type of contract. Any further liability is excluded, insofar as legally permissible.
The processing of personal data is described in our Privacy Policy. Where applicable, a separate data processing agreement can be concluded with the customer.
Unless otherwise agreed, contracts run for a monthly term and can be cancelled at any time with effect from the end of the current billing period. The right to extraordinary termination for good cause remains unaffected.
These Terms are governed by German law. Should individual provisions be or become invalid, the validity of the remaining provisions shall not be affected.
Status: August 2026. These Terms and Conditions are provided as a general framework and may be updated as our company structure and offering develop further.