Landfall is built on a simple bet: regulation and engineering have to be the same conversation.
Today they aren't. Compliance teams read 200-page regulations and translate them into Word docs. Engineers read the Word docs and translate them into tickets. Somewhere in that double-translation, the regulation's intent gets lost, the engineer's implementation choices go undocumented, and when a regulator asks "show me how you addressed Article 28(b)," the answer is a Slack search.
Landfall collapses that gap. The same workflow that ingests the regulatory text produces the engineering work items, and every ticket carries its regulatory provenance back to the source clause. Acceptance criteria are written in engineering language but signed off against legal obligations. Ambiguities aren't resolved silently in someone's head; they're surfaced, interpreted with documented rationale, and approved by a human with separation of duties. AI drafts; humans decide.
The output isn't just a list of tickets. It's a bidirectional contract between legal and engineering. Push tickets to Jira or Linear with full obligation lineage. Generate YAML compliance contracts that live in your repo and fail CI when a PR drifts from a regulated requirement. Hand a regulator a SHA-256-sealed audit package that traces every line of shipped code back to the clause it satisfies.
319+ obligations. 15 jurisdictions. GDPR, DSA, OSA, COPPA, CAADCA, LGPD, and more, with 64 cross-regulation harmonizations so you implement once and satisfy many. One tool where the lawyer and the engineer are finally reading the same document.