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Clair — Official Mail Decoder

Photograph an official letter and understand three things clearly: what it actually says, what the letter says may happen if you ignore it, and what you need to do by when.

Designed for people dealing with bureaucracy in a language that is not their first language.

1. Plain-language explanation

Clair explains the letter in straightforward language without pretending to replace a lawyer, tax adviser, doctor or public authority.

2. Deadline protection

Deadlines are extracted carefully. Relative deadlines such as “30 days from receipt” are not converted until the required starting date is confirmed.

3. Reply preparation

For suitable low-risk letters, Clair can prepare a formal reply draft using the correct reference details supplied by the user or verified from the document.

Built to fail safely

Clair does not guess legal deadlines, invent consequences, make payments, submit appeals or automatically send replies. Court matters, tax enforcement, immigration, debt collection, benefits termination, pension disputes, health matters and other high-risk cases are flagged for qualified human review.

Office addresses and contact details must come from the letter itself or a verified official source. Text inside uploaded documents is treated as document content, not as instructions to the AI.

Privacy first

Production processing is being designed around encrypted server-side handling, minimal retention, user-controlled deletion and no browser-stored AI credentials. Health and other sensitive documents receive additional safeguards.

Planned price

€9 per month

The public subscription is not open yet. We are completing the secure production backend and final safety testing before accepting real personal letters.

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Important: Clair is an administrative assistance tool. It does not provide legal, tax, medical or regulated professional advice, and it does not guarantee that a letter is authentic or that a calculated date is legally definitive.