ClaimResolver is a self-help platform for people dealing with everyday disputes and small claims. It helps users organize what happened, create and review an AI-assisted demand letter, keep supporting evidence in one case workspace, and prepare for possible small claims court steps.
Users can record key dates, amounts, agreements, messages, receipts, photos, and other supporting information in plain language. ClaimResolver turns those details into an organized case record while keeping the user in control of the final wording and next steps.
Current workflows include editable demand letters, PDF downloads, Certified Mail tracking, evidence organization, and small claims preparation. California filing preparation is currently supported, with additional state workflows planned.
ClaimResolver is self-help technology, not a law firm, and does not provide legal advice.
Features
- Plain-language case record: dates, amounts, agreements, messages, receipts, and photos kept in one private workspace
- AI-assisted demand letter you can edit before sending. You control the final wording
- Evidence organized alongside the dispute history in a single case file
- PDF download and Certified Mail tracking when you send the letter
- Small claims preparation with draft filing materials for California cases
Use Cases
- Your landlord won't return your security deposit
- Your employer owes you wages or a client won't pay an invoice
- A business kept your deposit and never did the job
- A company won't refund a product or service you paid for
- You're heading to small claims court and need your case and evidence organized (California filing prep supported today)
Comments
I built ClaimResolver after watching a friend lose a dispute they should have won. Not because the facts were against them, but because their case was a mess: texts scattered across three apps, a missing receipt, no timeline, no idea what to do next. Most small disputes don't need a lawyer. They need a way to organize what happened, put the demand in writing, keep the evidence in one place. That's the product: you describe the dispute in plain language, ClaimResolver builds an organized case record, drafts a demand letter you can edit, and keeps everything in one private workspace. PDF download and Certified Mail tracking when you send it, draft filing materials when a California case moves toward court. One thing worth being explicit about: ClaimResolver is self-help technology, not a law firm. It doesn't give legal advice. You stay in control of the wording and every next step. I can't say the letter wins every case. Some disputes do end up in court. If you've been through a dispute where you had the facts but not the process, I'd like to hear how it ended.
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I built ClaimResolver after watching a friend lose a dispute they should have won. Not because the facts were against them, but because their case was a mess: texts scattered across three apps, a missing receipt, no timeline, no idea what to do next. Most small disputes don't need a lawyer. They need a way to organize what happened, put the demand in writing, keep the evidence in one place. That's the product: you describe the dispute in plain language, ClaimResolver builds an organized case record, drafts a demand letter you can edit, and keeps everything in one private workspace. PDF download and Certified Mail tracking when you send it, draft filing materials when a California case moves toward court. One thing worth being explicit about: ClaimResolver is self-help technology, not a law firm. It doesn't give legal advice. You stay in control of the wording and every next step. I can't say the letter wins every case. Some disputes do end up in court. If you've been through a dispute where you had the facts but not the process, I'd like to hear how it ended.
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