Termageddon is an attorney-driven legal-policy generator that issues sites a license and an embed code. On WordPress it lives as a small plugin that records the license ID, the embedded policy IDs and the shortcode used to render each policy on a page (privacy, terms, disclaimer, cookies, EULA, kids privacy and more). The publisher keeps the underlying policy current; the site simply embeds it.

The plugin's admin is intentionally light: enter the license, paste a shortcode, done. The questions an agency or compliance team actually has are coverage-shaped. How many sites have a privacy policy embedded, which policy types are in use across the fleet, are the embedded policies recently re-published or stale, are any sites still running an old hard-coded policy with no Termageddon shortcode.

SleekView Charts pivots the Termageddon option metadata and the page-shortcode index. A Number card counts sites with at least one Termageddon policy embedded. A Pie splits sites by primary policy type embedded. A Bar groups sites by the policy's last-publish month. An Area trends embed activations per month so a rollout program appears as a visible curve.

Termageddon's value lives in the attorney-maintained policies it issues to licensees. The WordPress plugin is intentionally thin: a license field, a shortcode, an option row. The fleet questions are coverage-shaped though.

Are all sites embedding the privacy policy, which policy types are present where, are any embeds stale, is the agency's new-site rollout completing properly. SleekView Charts pivots the option metadata and the shortcode index to answer those in one screen. Same plugin, same shortcodes, same policies, but a coverage surface that matches how compliance leads actually review a portfolio.