AI Reads Law: Legal Assistant app analytics for October 23

AI Reads Law is an AI legal assistant that reads your contracts, leases, tickets and letters, and explains them in plain language, showing the passages it relies on. Review contracts before you sign • Spot risky clauses, hidden fees, automatic renewals and missing protections • Read a plain-language summary and the questions to ask Dispute a ticket • Understand a parking ticket, traffic ticket or other fine • Draft a dispute letter that sets out the facts that matter Draft agreements and letters • Draft NDAs, rental agreements, demand letters and replies to a landlord or employer • Edit the draft, then download it as Word or PDF Know your rights as a tenant or employee • Security deposits, eviction notices, rent increases and repairs • Wrongful termination, unpaid wages and non-compete clauses How it works 1. Upload a PDF, Word file or photo, or scan a document with your phone 2. Choose the country whose law applies and ask your question 3. Read the answer, the main risks and practical next steps Ask in more than 25 languages, by typing or by voice, and listen to answers read aloud. Read documents saved on this device offline. Edits wait to sync until you reconnect. AI answers and new exports require an internet connection. Choose Fast, Pro or Research for your answers. Pro and Research require a subscription and work through questions in greater depth; Research runs more source checks. AI answers can contain mistakes; check important information before you act. To answer you, we send your questions and any documents you attach to AI service providers. Privacy policy: https://aireadslaw.com/privacy-policy Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Important: AI Reads Law is not a law firm and does not provide legal representation. Answers are general legal information, not a substitute for advice from a licensed attorney. For urgent or complex matters, contact a qualified lawyer in your area. AI Reads Law is independently developed and is not affiliated with, endorsed, or sponsored by any government entity.