Know the next legal move without decoding a 60-page memo.
Roderick Henry Sutherland would call this "making the cure feel shorter than the illness." Rory would say we translated lawyer-speak into choices a motivated citizen—or sharp law student—can act on right away.
Outcome-first
Start with "What do you want to get done?" not "Which statute applies?"
Layered detail
See the plain-English take, then peel back to sources and citations when you need them.
Next step ready
Every answer ends with a doable action, deadline, or who to call.
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"Tell us what happened" beats "state your case."
Reduce dread, keep the next step obvious, and avoid the courthouse runaround.
What this means:
We'll keep jargon tucked away, show why each answer matters, and hand you the next step with a time estimate.
Toggle how much detail you want. We'll remember your choice.
Citizens, students, organizers, and policy staff get context that fits.
Goals over topics
Pick the job you need done. We'll guide the rest.
Every card shows time, effort, and risk so the "right" choice also feels like the easiest one.
Most people choose the "Fastest" track, then add proof if needed.
You get deadlines, evidence checklist, and who to nudge next.
See what happens if you do nothing and set reminders instantly.
Short, branching flows
Five steps or fewer. Save anytime. Resume anywhere.
Progress bars, deadline rails, and "Why we ask" radios keep people moving without surprises.
- Step 1 of 51 min
Tell us what happened
Describe the gist—location, agency, and what you want fixed.
Why we ask
We match your wording to the right statute before asking for proof.
- Step 2 of 52 min
Upload or snap the notice
Phone camera is fine; we enhance and OCR everything.
Why we ask
Documents confirm timelines and trigger the right deadline reminders.
- Step 3 of 530 sec
Pick your approach
Choose Fastest, Safer, or Human depending on your appetite.
Why we ask
Choice architecture makes tradeoffs visible—speed, proof, or support.
- Step 4 of 51 min
Review the traffic-light analysis
See aligned articles, risks, and "if you do nothing" outcomes.
Why we ask
We keep confidence transparent so you can escalate early if needed.
- Step 5 of 590 sec
Send or schedule the action
Download the letter, set reminders, or book a human consult.
Why we ask
Completion = action shipped. No dead ends.
You leave with
Ready-to-send representation letter + escalation paths
Citizens lens
We narrate the process like a civic concierge—no Latin, no mystery.
- Timeline with deadlines and "what if I wait?" scenarios.
- Letter templates plus scripts for phone calls or in-person visits.
- Talk-to-a-human buttons with vetted referral partners.
If the risk light flips to Amber or Red, escalate to a lawyer or advocate immediately.
What you need
- PDF or camera photo of the bill/act (we OCR automatically).
- Jurisdiction so we pull the right constitution.
- Optional "as-of" date to lock the rulebook in time.
Your analysis will appear here
Fill out the form and click "Analyze now" to begin.
Trust, privacy, ethics
Built so citizens, students, and staffers feel safe acting on it.
Bias guardrails, export + erase buttons, and clear scope notes show up inline—never buried in a footer.
We give you language, options, and prep. A licensed professional still gives final advice.
We store only what powers your checklist. Postcode matches rules. Proof files stay encrypted. Nothing is sold. Ever.
Every flow ends with "Talk to a lawyer / advocate" plus curated referral partners.
Control your record
One tap to download. One tap to delete.
Citizens keep receipts. Downloads are court-friendly PDFs with timestamps.
- • Inline "Why we ask" explanations near every sensitive question.
- • Bias guardrails: we always show multiple legal paths and urge escalation when in doubt.
- • Privacy receipts: timestamped log of what data was used and why.
- • Talk-to-a-human directory curated with pro-bono and paid options.