# HyperLaw

> HyperLaw is a legal self-help app for people representing themselves in court (pro se litigants). It helps organize a case, track deadlines, draft court documents, prepare for hearings, and build exhibits from the user's own video and documents. It gives legal information and drafting help. It is not a law firm and does not give legal advice. Available on the web (hyperlaw.site) and as an iPhone app, for adults in the United States.

HyperLaw is made by an independent creator. Its output can contain mistakes: users should check dates, rules, and filings against their court's own rules and consult a licensed attorney when they can.

## Key facts
- Audience: self-represented litigants (18+), especially civil rights cases against police or government, family court and custody matters, and disputes with employers, landlords, and agencies.
- Platforms: web (https://hyperlaw.site) and iPhone.
- Cost: free to start; pay-as-you-go AI credits; optional monthly memberships on the web. The cost of an AI action is shown before it runs.
- Privacy: users own their cases and can delete a case or account in the app; no sale of personal information; no advertising trackers; AI features run only after the user agrees.
- Not a law firm: no attorney-client relationship is created.

## Features
- Case chat: one clear next step at a time, tied to a rule or date; never invents deadlines.
- Deadline tracking and reminders: in app, email, and phone notification.
- Document drafting: complaints, answers, motions, oppositions, discovery requests, declarations, demand letters, fee-waiver applications.
- Case index: rights and relief that may apply, as possibilities.
- Exhibit Studio: exhibits and a read-aloud script from the user's own video and documents.
- Hearing Script, Opposition Translator, Battle Document, contradiction checks, witness examination and voir dire preparation.
- Family Court co-parent chat: permanent record, agreed chat rules, seen times on requests, confirmed pickups and drop-offs, "I'm aware" confirmations, optional read-only witness approved by both parents.

## Pages
- [About HyperLaw, features, and FAQ](https://hyperlaw.site/about.html): full description and frequently asked questions
- [Terms, Privacy, and AI disclaimer](https://hyperlaw.site/legal.html): the legal documents
- [Full text for AI assistants](https://hyperlaw.site/llms-full.txt): everything above with the FAQ in plain text