Coming soon · iOS & Android

Legal clarity in your pocket.

Pocket Counsel helps you understand a contract, dispute a charge, respond to a notice, or prepare for a tough conversation — using AI to translate legalese into plain English. Built for people who can't bill someone else's time at $400 an hour.

Coming soon onApp Store Coming soon onGoogle Play

$4.99 / month · $39.99 / year · 10-day free trial

ACTIVE CASES

What needs your attention

LANDLORD-TENANT

Lease renewal — sudden 28% rent increase

Landlord proposed a renewal at $2,100. Original lease has a 60-day notice clause…

EMPLOYMENT

Severance offer review

Three-page severance with non-compete and non-disparagement clauses.

CONSUMER

Disputed credit card charge

Merchant won't refund a $480 cancelled service. Need to draft a chargeback letter.

Read any legal document

Photograph a lease, severance, or notice. We OCR it, find the key clauses, deadlines, and obligations, and explain them in plain English.

Draft a clear response

Letters, emails, and demand notes generated to fit your situation. Edit before you send. We never auto-send anything on your behalf.

Private by design

Per-user encryption. We don't train AI on your content. You can export or delete everything any time.

Pricing

Less than one billable minute.

Cancel anytime. Use as much or as little as you need.

Monthly

$4.99 /mo

Unlimited AI summaries & drafts
Document scanning & key-term extraction
Email export & lawyer-ready packets
Cancel anytime

Annual

$39.99 /yr

10-day free trial · save 33%

Everything in Monthly
Priority response on urgent cases
Annual savings vs. one hour with a lawyer

Lifetime

$99.99 once

Everything in Annual
One-time, never billed again
Best for long-term users

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Pocket Counsel is not a law firm. The app provides general legal information and drafting assistance — not legal advice. AI can be inaccurate. No attorney-client relationship is formed. Terms · Privacy