Photograph a confusing letter — insurance, school, utility, government, a bill, a lease, a bank notice — and get it explained in plain English: what it says, what you need to do, and what happens if you don't.
01Snap a photo or upload the letter, no typing required
02Get a plain-English explanation of what it says and why it was sent
03See exactly what to do next, and what happens if you don't
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Photograph a confusing letter — insurance, school, utility, government, a bill, a lease, a bank notice — and get it explained in plain English: what it says, what you need to do, and what happens if you don't.
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what this means
what you need to do
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Get a starting-point script for calling them, or a written reply to send — based on what this letter asked for.
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This is a starting point, not a final version. Check every date, amount, and reference number against the actual letter before you send or say it, and adjust anything that doesn't match your situation.
A plain-English read, not professional advice
This explains what the letter appears to say, in everyday language, based on the photo provided. It is not legal, financial, or medical advice, and it may miss details that a blurry photo, small print, or an attached page left out.
Before you act on anything with money, legal rights, coverage, or health at stake, confirm the details directly with the sender, or with a licensed professional (a lawyer, accountant, insurance agent, or doctor, as applicable).
This tool reads letters from a photo and may misread small print, handwriting, or damaged pages. Always check dates and dollar amounts against the original document.