The courthouse doesn't care if you have a lawyer. It cares whether you've thought your case through. Run your draft through the engine before you file it.
Platform-scoredNo human review$79
Three Doors
Pick the one that fits
Two live. One async. Each priced to put real help within reach of folks who can't afford a firm.
Document Risk Score
Async · Analytical
$79
per document · 24-hour turnaround
Upload your draft. The Aegis engine — separate brain from our chat AI — scores it against thousands of public filings and cross-references it against my own court record.
Statistical analysis. Not legal advice. Not a guarantee of outcome.
Six Steps
How a session works
Same flow for every door — start with the acknowledgment, end with the deliverable.
1
Read the acknowledgment
One page. Seven boxes. Type your full legal name as your signature.
2
Pick a time (or upload)
Live tiers: pick a Mon–Thu slot in the 6–11 AM Pacific window. Doc Score: upload your PDF.
3
Pay
$79. One-time. PayPal. No subscription.
4
The engine works
No waiting room, no appointment. The Aegis engine scores your document automatically.
5
Get something useful
A PDF risk profile lands in your inbox — automated, no human ever reads your document.
6
Decide for yourself
Nobody — not me, not the engine — tells you what to do. You decide. The output helps you decide better.
Plain English
What this is — and what it isn't
What it is
Risk-management consulting — like an insurance broker, CPA, or compliance officer, but for litigation
Lived experience from an active pro se federal litigant
Hard questions designed to surface your thinking
Statistical document analysis run by software
Access-to-justice services for people who can't afford counsel
Group format — community, peer-witness, low cost
What it isn't
Legal advice
Legal representation in court
An attorney-client relationship · no privilege attaches
A guarantee of any outcome in your case
A substitute for a licensed attorney
Document drafting or revision
How This Is Structured
Each door, outside the practice of law
Calling it "risk management" doesn't accomplish that — the structural design does.
Risk management is a recognized non-legal profession
Insurance brokers, compliance officers, CPAs giving tax-risk advice, public adjusters, business consultants — all provide risk advice for a fee without being attorneys. The Supreme Court has long distinguished between giving people information about how courts and laws work (protected speech) and giving tailored legal advice (the practice of law). Holder v. Humanitarian Law Project, 561 U.S. 1 (2010).
Sharing my own experience is not the practice of law
I can tell you what I went through in my four federal cases — every motion, every ruling, every mistake. Telling my own story isn't legal advice; it's testimony about lived experience. N.Y. County Lawyers' Ass'n v. Dacey, 21 N.Y.2d 694 (1967).
Asking you questions is not telling you answers
The Grilling format is structured so that you answer, I ask. Business coaches, life coaches, and process consultants operate this format daily without licensure. The conclusions you reach are your own — I'm a mirror, not an oracle.
The Document Risk Score is software, not a human review
The Aegis engine runs without human review. I never see your document. Software-generated legal analysis with disclaimers has been litigated repeatedly and is permitted nationwide. Janson v. LegalZoom.com, 802 F. Supp. 2d 1053 (W.D. Mo. 2011); Texas Gov't Code § 81.101(c).
Designed to serve the underserved
You'll affirm at signup that you cannot afford standard attorney rates. This places the service within the access-to-justice tradition federal courts have specifically protected. Upsolve, Inc. v. James, 604 F. Supp. 3d 97 (S.D.N.Y. 2022); NAACP v. Button, 371 U.S. 415 (1963).
Every interaction is documented
Live calls are recorded for up to seven years. Acknowledgments are signed, dated, archived. Document Score reports carry a disclaimer on every page. If you ever have a question about what was said, the record is there.
Risk doesn't manage itself.
Seventy-nine dollars to put your document in front of the same engine that scored mine — before a judge ever sees it. No appointment. No human review.
