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Privacy Policy

Last updated: August 6th, 2026

This explains what we collect, what we do with it, and what your rights are. We've kept it in plain language on purpose. Privacy policies that nobody can read protect nobody.

The short version: We collect what we need to run the Service, we don't sell your data, your case description gets processed by AI systems to generate your report, and you can ask us to delete everything at any time.

Now the long version.

  • It's accurate to the best of your knowledge. Our output is only as good as your input.
  • You have the right to share it. If your description involves other people, use judgment.
  • You understand it will be processed by our systems, including third-party AI providers, as described in our Privacy Policy.
1. What we collect

What you tell us directly:

  • Your answers to the assessment questions (situation type, timing, state, financial stakes, evidence)
  • Your case description, if you write one in the paid flow
  • Your email address, if you join a waitlist or contact us
  • Your ZIP code, only if you opt into attorney matching

What we collect automatically:

  • Basic usage data: pages visited, buttons clicked, time on site, approximate location from your IP address, device and browser type
  • Cookies and similar technologies for analytics and site functionality

What Polar collects (not us):

  • Payment card details. These go directly to Polar, our payment processor. We never see or store your full card number. We receive confirmation that a payment happened, the amount, and the last four digits.

A note on what your case description contains. When you describe a legal situation, you may be sharing sensitive information: employment history, health or injury details, financial circumstances, disputes involving other people. We treat all case descriptions as sensitive data. Please don't include anything you wouldn't want processed by our systems, such as Social Security numbers, full account numbers, or information about people who haven't consented.

2. How we use it
  • To generate your report. Your answers and case description are the inputs. That's the product.
  • To process your report with AI. Your case description and structured answers are sent to Anthropic, the AI provider we use to help interpret your situation and match it against legal information. Anthropic processes your data under a contract that prohibits it from using it to train its models.
  • To check your state's laws. Your state and situation type determine which legal frameworks and comparable case data your report draws from.
  • To notify you. If you join a waitlist, we email you when the Service is live in your state. That's what the email is for. We don't add waitlist emails to marketing lists without telling you.
  • To improve the Service. We analyze usage patterns in aggregate to fix what's broken and improve what's not. Where we use case data for improvement, it's de-identified first.
  • To comply with law. If a valid legal process requires us to disclose information, we comply, and where legally permitted, we'll tell you it happened.
3. Who we share it with

We don't sell your personal information. We don't share your case details with advertisers. Here's the complete list of who touches your data:

  • AI providers: Process your case description to generate your report
  • Polar: Payment processing
  • Hosting and infrastructure providers: The servers the Service runs on
  • Analytics providers: Aggregate usage data
  • Email provider: Report-related and transactional emails

Each of these processes data on our behalf under agreements limiting what they can do with it. None of them are permitted to use your case details for their own purposes.

If we're ever acquired or merge with another company, user data may transfer as part of that transaction. If that happens, this policy continues to apply, and we'll notify you of any changes.

4. How long we keep it
  • Case descriptions and report data: Not retained in our database. Your case description is transmitted to Anthropic to generate your result, and neither it nor the resulting report is stored by us.
  • Waitlist emails: Until we launch in your state and notify you, or until you unsubscribe.
  • Payment records: As required by tax and accounting law, typically 7 years, held by Polar and in our financial records.
  • Analytics data: In aggregate form, indefinitely; in identifiable form, per our analytics providers' retention settings.

Ask us to delete your data sooner, and we will (see Section 6).

5. Cookies

We use cookies for basic site functionality and analytics. You can block cookies in your browser settings; the Service will mostly still work, though some features may not. We don't use cookies for third-party advertising at this time. If that changes, this policy will change first.

6. Your rights

Depending on your state, you may have legal rights to access, correct, delete, or receive a copy of your personal data, and to opt out of certain processing. Several of our launch states (including Texas, Colorado, Virginia, Indiana, and Tennessee) have comprehensive privacy laws granting these rights.

Our policy is simpler than the legal patchwork: everyone gets these rights, regardless of state.

  • Access: Ask us what we have about you, and we'll send it.
  • Deletion: Ask us to delete your data, and we'll do it, except records we're legally required to keep (like payment records).
  • Correction: If something's wrong, tell us and we'll fix it.
  • No discrimination: Exercising your rights doesn't change your access to the Service.

To exercise any of these: mail [email protected] with your request. We'll verify it's you (usually by confirming the email you used with the Service) and respond within 30 days.

If you're in a state with a privacy law and believe we haven't honored your rights, you can appeal by replying to our response, and you also have the right to contact your state Attorney General.

7. Washington State users

If you're in Washington and your case involves injuries or health-related information, Washington's My Health My Data Act may apply to some of the information you share. Our practices for that data are the same as everything above: we use it only to generate your report, we don't sell it, and you can have it deleted on request. Requests: [email protected].

8. Security

We use industry-standard measures to protect your data: encryption in transit, access controls, and reputable infrastructure providers. No system is perfectly secure, and we won't pretend ours is. If a breach affects your personal information, we'll notify you as required by your state's law, and honestly, we'd notify you anyway.

9. Children

The Service is for adults. We don't knowingly collect information from anyone under 18. If you believe a minor has used the Service, contact us and we'll delete the data.

10. Changes to this policy

When we update this policy, we'll change the date at the top. For material changes, we'll post a notice on the site. Continued use after changes means acceptance.

11. Contact

Privacy questions and requests: [email protected]