BoostGate

Creator campaigns can cross advertising disclosure, synthetic-media labeling and platform-program requirements in the same post. The supplied research confirms a recent New York disclosure law and active advisory coverage, while its reviewed set did not find an interactive product covering the proposed multi-rule preflight.

BoostGate accepts a draft post, campaign context and a versioned rule pack. It returns pass, needs-review or blocked findings with the exact observed text, missing evidence and suggested correction. A brand reviewer owns the release decision. The system records rule version, inputs, finding, correction, reviewer disposition and publication reference separately.

A green checklist result means only that the submitted material matched the configured tests at that time. It is not legal advice, regulatory approval, proof of truthful claims or a guarantee that a platform will accept the content. Jurisdiction, creator classification, audience, contract and media provenance may require facts the tool cannot infer.

The first release should cover one campaign type and a small counsel-approved rule pack. It should not auto-publish, invent disclosures, determine celebrity or worker status, make biometric inferences or silently reuse submitted creative for model training.

Creator operations, brand partnership or agency compliance lead coordinating repeat sponsored-content reviews