They didn't do 20% of your prison time. Don't give them 20% of your settlement.
If you're filing for the Anti-Weaponization Fund, we help you get your papers in order. We do the boring part. A real lawyer checks it. You keep your money.
We are not a law firm. We do not give legal advice. A real lawyer should review your file before you send it anywhere. We are not the government and not connected to the fund.
Your claim's journey
- Draft
- Intake
- AI review
- Paralegal
- 5Attorney
- 6Final
Claim readiness score
Organized, not won. That's called honesty.
Intake
88%
Docs
64%
Damages
75%
Timeline
60%
Section progress
Where your effort still moves the needle.
14/16 sections
7/11 required categories
6 items, all sourced
14 events
Total estimated claimed amount
$0
For organization only — not a payout promise. The Damages Hound flagged 1 item with thin documentation.
Agent activity
The Clerk completed intake review.
6 min ago
Evidence Wrangler found 3 missing records.
7 min ago
Damages Hound flagged unsupported income claim.
12 min ago
Timeline Mechanic found a date conflict.
18 min ago
Review Sentinel marked 5 items for attorney review.
22 min ago
The Watchtower no new official fund updates.
40 min ago
Requires attorney review. Review Sentinel flagged 5 items for licensed-attorney sign-off before the package status can move to "Final package ready."
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$0.000B
In the fund
from the U.S. government
~Dec 0
Deadline
claims must be filed by then
0
Answers in our FAQ
every one labeled honest
$0
What you pay us
free now. free forever.
What's going on
The money is real. The rules aren't finished. The sharks are already circling.
The fund is real.
The Justice Department set it up in May 2026. $1.776 billion. The money is real. The deadline to file is around December 2028.
Rules aren't done.
Who qualifies, what counts, and how much you can claim — all still being decided. Lawsuits have already been filed against it. We watch it all on our update page.
Lawyers are circling.
Some law firms want 10% to 20% of your settlement just to help you fill out paperwork. That's not okay. We respectfully say no thanks.
Do the math first
If a lawyer takes a percent, this is what it costs you.
| If you get | 10% cut | 15% cut | 20% cut |
|---|---|---|---|
| $50,000 | $5,000 | $7,500 | $10,000 |
| $100,000 | $10,000 | $15,000 | $20,000 |
| $500,000 | $50,000 | $75,000 | $100,000 |
| $1,000,000 | $100,000 | $150,000 | $200,000 |
If a lawyer saves your life, pay him. If he files a form, maybe don't buy him a boat.
What we do for you
We do the boring 80%. You keep the rest.
You don't need to be tech-y. You don't need to know the law. You just need to answer some questions and upload what you've got.
Tell your story
We ask plain questions. You answer when you can. We save your work for you.
Upload your papers
Court records, doctor bills, tax forms — anything you have. They're locked to your account.
Add up what you lost
Lost wages. Medical bills. Time locked up. We help you list it. We don't make up numbers.
Hand it to a lawyer
A real lawyer checks the whole thing. You pay them by the hour — not by the percent.
How it works, step by step
Eight simple steps. We save your work as you go.
You don't have to finish it in one sitting. Do a section, walk away, come back next week. Your stuff is waiting.
Sign up
Just your email and a password. That's it. No credit card. No fee.
Tell us what happened
Sixteen short sections. Skip what you want. Come back later. We save it for you.
Upload your papers
Court orders. Prison records. Tax returns. Doctor bills. Drop them in. We sort them.
List what you lost
Lost wages. Medical bills. Time in solitary. Family time. We help you put it in order.
Build the timeline
When did the arrest happen? When were you in? When did you get out? We line it all up.
Let our helpers organize
Six helpers go through your file. Each one has one job. None of them pretend to be a lawyer.
Send it to a lawyer
Invite your own lawyer by email — or use one of ours by the hour. You decide.
Get your finished file
Once a lawyer signs off, you can download the whole thing. PDF or Word. It's yours.
Six helpers built in
Each one does one job. None of them pretend to be a lawyer.
We use AI for the boring parts — sorting, organizing, asking the right questions. But every answer ends the same way: "a real lawyer needs to look at this."
The Clerk
Listens to your story. Cleans it up.
"Tell me the messy version. I'll turn it into something a reviewer can survive."
Evidence Wrangler
Sorts the files you upload.
"Upload the chaos. I'll sort the receipts from the emotional shrapnel."
Damages Hound
Helps you list what you lost.
"I sniff for numbers, proof, and gaps. Big claim? Bring big proof."
Timeline Mechanic
Puts your dates in order.
"Dates matter. Memory lies. Documents help. Let's put the story in order."
Review Sentinel
Flags what a lawyer needs to see.
"I'm not your lawyer. I'm the red flag goblin that tells you what a lawyer should look at."
The Watchtower
Watches the news so you don't have to.
"I watch DOJ, courts, and bureaucratic smoke signals so you don't have to refresh the internet like a raccoon on Adderall."
Talk to it from your phone
Send a message on WhatsApp or Telegram. It lands in your file.
Got a photo of an old court paper sitting in your camera roll? A text from your sister with the date you got out? Send it straight to the helper on your phone. It saves to your file like you uploaded it here.
What it grabs from your messages
Dates
Arrests. Court. Hospital. Release day.
Photos
Receipts. Letters. Old papers. Screenshots.
Money mentions
Bills paid. Wages lost. Bank transfers.
Health mentions
Doctor visits. Prescriptions. Therapy.
Other people
We hide their names before any reviewer sees them.
We are not anti-lawyer
Some lawyers are worth every dollar. Some are not. Know the difference before you sign anything.
When you need a lawyer for sure
- Your case is complicated.
- You also have other lawsuits.
- Your court records are missing or mixed up.
- You had a serious conviction.
- You lost a business and it's hard to put a number on it.
- The fund tells you no and you want to fight it.
Pay the lawyer. They're earning it.
When you only need a quick check
- Your papers are mostly in your hands.
- Your damages are clear.
- No other lawsuits going on.
- You just want a lawyer to look it over.
Pay a lawyer by the hour. It's usually a tiny fraction of a percent fee.
Start gathering these now
Papers you'll want — even before the fund opens.
Some take a while to get. Start asking now. We'll show you where to store them.
What you can claim
Eleven things you may have lost.
We don't make up numbers. We help you put a real number next to each one — and tie it to proof you can show.
Big claim? Bring big proof. The Damages Hound is annoying because math is annoying.
News we track for you
We watch DOJ, the courts, and the lawsuits so you don't have to.
Every update has a clear label so you know what we know: REAL, LIKELY, NOT YET KNOWN, WATCH THIS, or OUR OPINION. A person reviews every post before it goes out.
The fund exists. $1.776 billion.
DOJ set it up in May 2026. Money comes from the federal Judgment Fund. Deadline to file is around December 2028.
Read in our update page →J6 defendants are expected to qualify.
Big news outlets and the DOJ memo say so. The exact rules are not final yet.
Read in our update page →Two Capitol Police officers sued to stop the fund.
We are watching. If a court rules either way, we will update.
Read in our update page →Your stuff stays yours
Private by default. You can delete it any time.
Your files are locked to your account. Only you and the lawyer you choose can see them. If you change your mind, hit delete and they're gone.
Only you can see your files
Locked to your account. No one else gets in.
Encrypted
Files travel and rest in encrypted storage.
We log every click
If someone opens your stuff, there's a record.
AI has rules baked in
It can't promise you money. It can't pretend to be your lawyer.
Take your data with you
Download or delete everything. Any time.
No data selling
Ever. Period. We don't do that.
The guy who built this
"I did the time. Then I built the tool."
I'm Ronnie. I went to federal prison. I know what it feels like when the system goes through your life like a stranger with a flashlight.
Before all that, I worked inside the lawyer business — leads, intake, settlements, the whole machine. I saw how they make their money.
When this $1.776 billion fund got announced, the same firms lined up to take 15 or 20 percent of it. From people who already paid in years of their lives.
So I built this. You do the paperwork on your own time, for free. A real lawyer checks it. You keep your money. That's it.
I'm not your lawyer. I'm the guy at the edge of the swamp yelling, "maybe don't give away $100,000 before you do the math."
The honest part
Free for you. I'm paying for it. Brokies welcome.
Real talk. This site costs me thousands a month out of my own pocket. Servers. AI bills. The lawyer I pay to check my own copy. I'm doing it anyway.
You don't pay me anything. Ever. Use the whole site. Build your file. Get it reviewed. Keep your money.
If you can chip in a few bucks, that'd be cool. If you can't — keep it. That's literally the whole point.
Walk in ready, not panicked
Build the file. Keep the money. Let the lawyer review.
Everything on this site is free. You don't owe me a thing. A real lawyer reviews your file before you send it anywhere. That part is on you.
We are not a law firm. We do not give legal advice. A real lawyer should look at your file before you send anything to the fund. We are not the government. No payouts promised.