AI reads your report line by line, flags what's worth challenging, and drafts statute-cited letters you review, approve, and mail yourself. No promises. No autopilot. You stay in the driver's seat.
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Every tradeline extracted, cross-referenced across bureaus, and surfaced with the specific mismatch, missing field, or time-barred item plain-language.
Each draft names the FCRA or FDCPA section it invokes and quotes the operative language. Never boilerplate. You edit before it prints.
Mark letters as mailed. Log the tracking number. Upload the response when it lands. Get a plain-English next step — never an autopilot round.
We show you the actual U.S. Code, not a marketing tagline. If a section doesn't apply, we don't cite it.
PDFs are parsed on-device. Only extracted text reaches analysis. We never touch your bureau login.
Zero removal guarantees, zero score claims, zero timeline promises. Outcomes depend on your report and how bureaus respond.
Every draft names the section it invokes — FCRA §611, FCRA §623, FDCPA §809 — and quotes the operative language. You get to see what you're signing before you sign it.
Every promise credit repair companies make is a promise we can't. That's the point — you own the file, the letters, and the outcome.
First-name only. Process feedback — no score, dollar, or removal claims.
I've stared at my report for years and never known what was actually challengeable. The triage screen made it obvious.
The letter cited the exact FCRA section. I could show it to my sister-in-law who's a paralegal and she said it looked right.
It felt like a co-pilot, not a black box. I edited two letters before I mailed them and it was easy.
Start free. No card. No promises. Just software that reads your report and helps you draft the letters you were going to have to write anyway.