Any competent developer can compare two files. What can't be computed is the sentence explaining what happens downstream when a field is wrong.
A tool that flags everything has flagged nothing. Severity is a decision, made by someone with context, not a computation. We report findings a client fixes, not findings they file.
Every rule set exports as a plain file that runs without our platform. No lock-in, no hostage data. If a client stops working with us they keep what they paid for. That is a commercial position as much as an ethical one.
We read two files and report. We don't move data, transform files, or connect to anything. That boundary keeps engagements short, risk low, and security reviews survivable.
Difference detection is a commodity and it's free. We do consequence prediction. The gap between those two is the entire business.
Align reads two files and reports on what would break if they went live. That is the entire scope. The boundary is deliberate — it is what keeps every engagement short, the risk low, and the security review survivable.
The free trial ships with sample files and a sample rule set. A real report in under a minute.