HyperLaw

Please read these terms carefully. By accessing, creating an account, or using HyperLaw, you agree to these Terms of Service. If you do not agree, do not use the Service.

1. About HyperLaw

HyperLaw is an AI-powered legal productivity and self-help platform designed to assist users in organizing legal information, understanding general legal concepts, drafting documents, managing deadlines, and preparing materials related to legal matters.

HyperLaw is intended to improve efficiency and help users better understand legal processes. It is not intended to replace the judgment, advice, or representation of a licensed attorney.

• HyperLaw is not a law firm.
• HyperLaw does not provide legal representation.
• Using HyperLaw does not create an attorney-client relationship between you and HyperLaw, its founder, employees, contractors, affiliates, or any third party.

2. How HyperLaw Works — No Independent Legal Judgment

HyperLaw operates as a document-organization and assembly tool. It records, organizes, and structures the facts, dates, and answers you provide, and assembles them into document form using templates and AI-assisted drafting. HyperLaw does not independently select or determine which legal theory, claim, defense, or strategy applies to your situation — it presents information, structure, and template options, and you decide what facts to include, what to edit, and what to file. Any statute, procedural rule, or legal terminology HyperLaw surfaces is general legal information, not a personalized determination that it applies to your specific circumstances.

3. Legal Information — Not Legal Advice

HyperLaw provides educational content, organizational tools, AI-assisted drafting, and general legal information. HyperLaw does not provide individualized legal advice.

Nothing generated by HyperLaw — including document drafts, pleadings, complaints, motions, timelines, procedural explanations, summaries, suggested language, or research assistance — should be interpreted as legal advice or as a substitute for advice from a licensed attorney familiar with your specific circumstances.

You remain solely responsible for deciding whether, when, and how to use any information or documents generated by HyperLaw.

4. Preview Before You Pay

Before purchasing any paid tier or subscription, you will have the opportunity to review the relevant blank template(s) and a general description of what that tier does and does not include. You are encouraged to review this before paying.

5. What HyperLaw Does Not Do

• Represent you in court
• Appear before any court or agency
• Act as your attorney
• Guarantee legal outcomes
• Determine whether you should sue or settle
• Guarantee the accuracy or completeness of generated documents
• Guarantee compliance with the laws of your jurisdiction
• Replace professional legal judgment

6. Artificial Intelligence Limitations

HyperLaw uses artificial intelligence. Artificial intelligence can make mistakes, misunderstand facts, generate incorrect citations, produce outdated legal information, calculate incorrect deadlines, fabricate sources ("hallucinations"), and omit important legal issues.

HyperLaw makes no guarantee that any generated output is accurate, complete, current, or suitable for your particular matter.

7. Your Responsibilities

By using HyperLaw, you agree that you are solely responsible for verifying all legal citations, verifying filing deadlines, reviewing every generated document, ensuring factual accuracy, determining whether generated material is appropriate for your jurisdiction, and making all legal decisions regarding your matter.

If your matter involves significant financial consequences, criminal charges, constitutional rights, child custody, immigration, serious personal injury, or other complex legal issues, you should strongly consider consulting a licensed attorney.

8. No Attorney-Client Relationship

No communication with HyperLaw creates an attorney-client relationship. No information submitted through HyperLaw is protected by attorney-client privilege solely because it was submitted to the platform. Unless explicitly stated otherwise in a separate written agreement, no licensed attorney is reviewing your matter.

9. Attorney Users

Licensed attorneys may use HyperLaw as a drafting, organizational, or research support tool. Attorneys remain solely responsible for supervising all AI-generated work, verifying accuracy, complying with applicable ethical rules, protecting confidential client information, and complying with all professional responsibilities governing AI use. HyperLaw assumes no responsibility for an attorney's professional obligations.

10. Marketing and Capability Claims

HyperLaw will not represent or advertise that its output is equivalent to the work product of a licensed attorney, or that it can substitute for hiring an attorney, without evidence substantiating that claim. Any statements HyperLaw makes about accuracy rates, success outcomes, or comparisons to attorney performance will be based on actual testing and will be appropriately qualified. HyperLaw does not guarantee that its output meets the professional standard of care of a licensed attorney in your jurisdiction.

11. Privacy and User Data

Your use of HyperLaw is also governed by our Privacy Policy. You should avoid submitting information you are not legally permitted to disclose. You are responsible for having lawfully obtained anything you upload, including audio, video, and photographs of other people. Recording laws differ by state, and some states require everyone's consent to a recording. HyperLaw implements reasonable security measures; however, no online platform can guarantee absolute security.

12. Eligibility

You must be at least eighteen (18) years old to use HyperLaw. By creating an account, you represent that you satisfy this requirement.

13. Accounts

You are responsible for maintaining the confidentiality of your login credentials and for all activity occurring under your account. Notify HyperLaw immediately if you believe your account has been compromised.

14. Subscription, Billing, and Payments

Certain features require a paid subscription. Subscription pricing, billing cycles, cancellation policies, refunds, and applicable taxes are described separately within the application. Unless required by law, subscription fees are non-refundable.

Credits. AI features run on credits. Credits are charged according to the actual cost of the AI work, and the app asks you to add credits when you do not have enough. Credits never expire. Credits are not refundable except where the law requires it or a charge was made in error. Purchases made in the iPhone app are processed by Apple under Apple's terms. Memberships bought on the website are processed by Stripe.

Gifts. A gift to the creator through the app or website is voluntary. It is not a purchase, adds no credits, and is not tax-deductible.

15. Ownership

You retain ownership of the factual information and original content you submit to HyperLaw. Subject to these Terms, HyperLaw grants you a license to use, edit, print, download, and file documents generated from your inputs.

All software, source code, prompts, workflows, branding, trademarks, designs, interfaces, algorithms, templates, and other intellectual property remain the exclusive property of HyperLaw.

16. Acceptable Use

You agree not to use HyperLaw to commit fraud, impersonate an attorney, submit knowingly false information, generate documents intended to harass another person, abuse judicial processes, violate applicable law, or interfere with the operation or security of HyperLaw. You are responsible for the truth and accuracy of everything you submit or file, including statements about other people, such as officials or other parties.

17. No Guarantee of Results

Legal outcomes depend upon numerous factors outside HyperLaw's control. HyperLaw makes no promise, guarantee, or warranty regarding court decisions, settlements, legal success, case outcomes, filing acceptance, or document effectiveness. Past results or testimonials do not guarantee future outcomes.

18. Disclaimer of Warranties

To the maximum extent permitted by law, HyperLaw is provided "as is" and "as available." HyperLaw disclaims all warranties, whether express, implied, statutory, or otherwise, including warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, accuracy, non-infringement, or continuous availability.

19. Limitation of Liability

To the maximum extent permitted by law, HyperLaw, its founder, employees, contractors, affiliates, and licensors shall not be liable for any indirect, incidental, special, consequential, exemplary, or punitive damages, including damages arising from missed deadlines, rejected filings, incorrect AI output, legal expenses, adverse court decisions, reliance upon generated content, or interruption of service.

20. Indemnification

You agree to defend, indemnify, and hold harmless HyperLaw, its founder, affiliates, employees, contractors, licensors, and agents from claims, liabilities, losses, damages, expenses, and reasonable attorneys' fees arising from your misuse of HyperLaw, your violation of these Terms, your reliance on AI-generated output without independent review, or your violation of applicable law.

21. Governing Law and Dispute Resolution

These Terms shall be governed by the laws of the Commonwealth of Kentucky, without regard to its conflict-of-law rules.

Resolving a problem. If you have a problem with HyperLaw, email hyperlawcompliance@gmail.com first and give us 30 days to try to fix it. Any dispute that is not resolved that way will be brought in the state or federal courts located in Kentucky, and you and HyperLaw consent to those courts. Either of us may bring an individual claim in small claims court.

22. Changes to These Terms

HyperLaw may modify these Terms at any time. Updated versions will become effective upon publication within the application or on HyperLaw's website. Continued use of HyperLaw after changes become effective constitutes acceptance of the revised Terms.

Welcome to HyperLaw ("HyperLaw," "we," "our," or "us"). Your privacy is important to us. This Privacy Policy explains what information we collect, how we use it, how we protect it, and the choices available to you. By using HyperLaw, you agree to this Privacy Policy.

1. Information We Collect

Account Information: Name, email address, password (stored only as a salted one-way hash, never in readable form), subscription status, and account preferences.

Legal Information You Provide: You may voluntarily provide case descriptions, timelines, court documents, evidence, witness information, notes, draft pleadings, uploaded files, and other legal materials. Only submit information you have the legal right to provide.

Device Information: Browser type, device type, operating system, IP address, and ordinary server logs. We do not use third-party advertising or analytics trackers.

Payment Information: Payments are processed by third-party payment providers such as Stripe. HyperLaw does not store your full payment card information. Purchases in the iPhone app are processed by Apple.

Other people's information: Your cases, documents, photos, audio, and video may include information about other people, such as other parties, witnesses, or officials. You are responsible for having the right to provide it. We use it only to provide the features you ask for.

Family Court: If you use the Family Court tool, the messages, reminders, offers, and cost splits you post are visible to the other person connected to that conversation. Only the two of you can read the conversation, unless both of you agree to add a read-only witness (for example a caseworker), who can read the chat and its record but never write, and who either of you can remove at any time. Messages are kept as a permanent record and cannot be edited or deleted. By default the chat does not allow cursing, slurs or vulgar insults: a message that has them is not sent, and the sender is told why. Both parents together can turn that off. The server records when each message is sent, when the other parent opens the chat with it in view, and when requests are answered, and either parent can export that record. If you both agree to chat rules, an automatic reply may be added to a message that is only small talk; the message is still delivered and kept. Ending a chat does not delete the record. We send email alerts that never include what was written. When a date is added for you, you are asked to confirm you are aware of it; the time you confirm is kept in the record, and if you have not confirmed you get a reminder each day by email and, if your account has a phone number and texting is switched on, by text message that never includes details.

2. How We Use Your Information

• Provide HyperLaw services
• Generate AI-assisted legal drafts
• Organize your cases
• Save your projects
• Improve the platform
• Detect abuse and prevent fraud
• Process purchases, subscriptions, and credits
• Respond to support requests
• Maintain security

3. Artificial Intelligence Processing

Information you submit may be securely processed by trusted AI providers in order to generate requested outputs. AI processing occurs solely for the purpose of providing requested features. Video files you open in Exhibit Studio are processed on your device. When you use transcription, the audio is sent to OpenAI. When you use the AI chat, drafting, document, or exhibit tools, the text, documents, and pictures involved are sent to Anthropic. We do not intentionally use your legal information for advertising purposes.

4. Data Security

We implement reasonable administrative, technical, and organizational safeguards designed to protect your information. However, no internet transmission or electronic storage method can be guaranteed to be completely secure. If a security breach affects your information, we will tell you as the law requires.

5. Your Responsibilities

You are responsible for reviewing all generated content, protecting your account credentials, and uploading only information you have the legal right to submit. Avoid uploading information that you are prohibited by law or court order from sharing.

6. Data Retention

We retain your information only as long as necessary to maintain your account, provide requested services, meet legal obligations, resolve disputes, and enforce our agreements. You can delete your account yourself in the app (Profile, then Close Account), which removes your cases, documents, and files from our systems. Copies in routine backups may remain for a limited time until they are overwritten. You can also ask by email.

7. Third-Party Services

HyperLaw uses these providers: Render (hosting), Anthropic and OpenAI (AI processing), Stripe (website payments and gifts), Apple (iPhone purchases and push notifications), and Resend (email). Each provider maintains its own privacy practices.

Phone notifications: If you allow notifications in the iPhone app, we keep a notification address for your phone (a code Apple gives the app) and send reminders and co-parent chat alerts through Apple. The alert text, such as a deadline title or the first part of a chat message, passes through Apple to your phone. You can turn this off in the app (Profile, then Phone notifications) or in iPhone Settings, and signing out removes your phone from your account.

AI providers and your permission: When you use an AI feature (case chat, intake, drafting, document reading, exhibit tools, video transcription), the text, documents, photos and audio you provide for that feature are sent to our AI providers — Anthropic (Claude) and, for video transcription, OpenAI — so they can return a result. This can include personal details about you and your case. We ask for your permission before this happens, we do not sell your information, and you can decline by signing out.

Support reports: If you send us feedback, we keep your message and which screen you sent it from. If you tick the optional box, we also keep a short technical log of the last five minutes on your device (errors and which screens you opened — never what you typed or your case details). We use automated review to help us understand reports, and send you an automatic thank-you.

8. Cookies and Analytics

HyperLaw may use cookies or similar technologies to keep you signed in, remember preferences, improve performance, and maintain security. We do not use advertising cookies. You may disable cookies in your browser, though you will not be able to stay signed in.

9. Your Rights

Subject to applicable law, you may have the right to access your information, correct inaccurate information, delete your account, request copies of your data, and withdraw consent where applicable. To make a request, email hyperlawcompliance@gmail.com. We will respond within 30 days. We do not sell your personal information or share it for advertising. Residents of some states, such as California, have additional rights under their state laws, and we will honor them.

10. Children's Privacy

HyperLaw is not intended for users under eighteen (18). We do not knowingly collect personal information from children.

11. Policy Changes

We may update this Privacy Policy from time to time. Material changes will be communicated through the application or website.

Please read carefully. HyperLaw is an AI-powered legal self-help and document preparation platform.

• HyperLaw is not a law firm.
• HyperLaw does not provide legal representation.
• Using HyperLaw does not create an attorney-client relationship.

What HyperLaw Does

HyperLaw helps users organize legal information, draft legal documents, prepare timelines, understand general legal concepts, manage legal workflows, track deadlines, and prepare for legal matters. HyperLaw organizes and assembles the facts and answers you provide — it does not independently decide which legal theory or strategy applies to your situation. You decide what to include, edit, and file.

What HyperLaw Does Not Do

• Represent you in court
• Appear before a judge
• Replace an attorney
• Guarantee legal outcomes
• Guarantee the accuracy of AI-generated content
• Make legal decisions for you

AI Limitations

Artificial intelligence can make mistakes. Always independently review facts, dates, legal citations, deadlines, statutes, court rules, and generated documents before relying on or filing any document.

Your Responsibility

You remain solely responsible for every filing, every legal decision, every deadline, and every statement made to a court or agency.

Acknowledgment

By selecting "I Understand" or continuing to use HyperLaw, you acknowledge that:

• You understand HyperLaw provides legal information and drafting assistance — not legal advice or representation.
• You will independently review AI-generated content before relying on or filing it.
• You understand that legal rules vary by jurisdiction.