Legalyti

About Legalyti

Most legal problems don't start in a lawyer's office. They start with a letter you didn't expect, a notice taped to your door, or a contract you're not sure you should sign.

Legalyti explains what it means, in plain language, for free.

ASK IN YOUR OWN WORDS
Describe what happened the way you'd tell a friend. No legal jargon, no forms to fill in first. Legalyti explains what the law generally says, what your options usually are, and what tends to happen next.

PHOTOGRAPH A DOCUMENT
Point your camera at a notice, a lease, a letter, or a bill and ask what it means. Legalyti reads it and explains it - the amounts, the deadlines, and what it's actually asking you to do.

GET A LETTER WRITTEN FOR YOU
Need to respond in writing? Ask Legalyti to draft it. You get a letter you can read, edit, copy, and send from your own email - with anything it doesn't know left in [brackets] for you to fill in, never invented. Every letter it writes is kept in your Library.

TOPICS PEOPLE ASK ABOUT
Immigration and visas, naturalization, business contracts, intellectual property, landlord and tenant, work and employment, family matters, debt, wills and estates, and more.

WHEN YOU NEED A PERSON
Some questions need more than information. At any point you can have a licensed legal advisor review your situation. You choose exactly what to send, you see it before it goes, and their reply comes back to you in the same conversation. There's no charge to have your case reviewed.

FREE, AND PRIVATE BY DEFAULT
No account needed to start. No subscription, nothing to buy inside the app, and no ads. Your conversations are stored on your device, not in an account with us - nothing you type is shared until you choose to send it to a legal advisor. Your questions are never used to train AI models.

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Legalyti is not a law firm and is not a substitute for a lawyer. It provides general legal information, not legal advice about your particular situation, and using it does not create an attorney-client relationship. Laws differ by state and change over time. If your matter is urgent - a court date, a filing deadline, an arrest - contact a lawyer in your area directly.