Lease in Plain English
Photograph a lease, an eviction notice, or a landlord email and get back a plain-language breakdown of what it means, what your province says, and what to say back. Fully on-device.
renters in Canada dealing with a confusing or stressful lease situation
- Photo-to-explanation that turns any landlord communication into plain language
- A tenant-rights lookup tied to your province (ON, BC, QC, AB first)
- Reply drafts that produce a letter you can edit and send yourself
- Offline-first architecture so landlord communications never leave the device
Local-model inference on a regular MacBook makes it possible to handle sensitive personal documents without ever uploading them — a long-standing blocker for tenant-facing legal AI.
Tenant-rights demand has been growing in Canada; province-specific guidance is scarce.Tenant Advocate - Canada-Wide Tenant Rights & Housing Dispute Platform ↗
Most legal AI tools require uploading documents to the cloud, which renters rightly avoid.Tenant Advocate - Canada-Wide Tenant Rights & Housing Dispute Platform ↗
Freemium with a $30 annual full-province pack is a tested price point.Tenant Advocate - Canada-Wide Tenant Rights & Housing Dispute Platform ↗
Rental law and lease confusion are perennial.
Legal accuracy needs review, but the technical on-device build is straightforward.