Be audit‑ready for the UK Online Safety Act

Profile your service, assess illegal‑content risks, and evidence your compliance in one clean workflow.

What the Online Safety Act means

The UK Online Safety Act requires in‑scope online services to reduce the risk of users encountering illegal content and to maintain strong governance with clear evidence of compliance. Oversight is provided by Ofcom, the independent regulator. OnlineSafetyHub helps providers generate structured documentation, evidence, and review materials aligned with Ofcom’s framework — and supports you in being audit‑ready. The Act applies to UK‑linked services worldwide, including social media, video‑sharing platforms, dating apps, forums, and messaging services.

Guidance only – not legal advice.

Everything you need for Online Safety Act compliance

Service profiling

Capture service type, audience, and key functions to auto‑determine duty profile.

Risk assessments

Manage priority illegal content categories with likelihood, impact, controls, and evidence.

Evidence & governance

Register measures, track alternatives, store reviews, and export Ofcom‑aligned documents.

How it works

  1. 1
    Profile your service

    Define scope and risk factors.

  2. 2
    Assess illegal‑content risks

    Follow Ofcom's 4‑step model.

  3. 3
    Implement measures

    Adopt recommendations or justify alternatives.

  4. 4
    Review & export

    Versioned records and audit‑ready exports.

Am I in scope?

Use Ofcom's official checker

Answer a short set of questions on Ofcom's site to see if the rules apply to your service.

Open Ofcom checker
OR

Try our quick in‑app assessment

Just anwer a few quick question. No information is stored.

Start quick check

Quick applicability assessment

Current assessment: Possibly out of scope
Question 1: Do users encounter content from other users on your service?

Includes feeds, comments, communities, private messaging, uploads.

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