What We Actually
Hold.
Not a marketing list. This is the maintained precedent library sitting on our own infrastructure, counted straight out of the system, guide by guide. Two numbers are shown for each because they mean different things — how many precedent documents we hold, and how many of those are live as working form-fill templates you can drive from an upload.
Check A Will, Right Now
The one we have opened to the public. Upload a will and it is checked against the formal requirements of the Succession Act 1981 (Qld) and against the clauses whose absence causes most estate problems — then it shows you the exact clause it would insert for each finding, taken from the precedent library below.
Will Check
Fixed rules read the text of your document — no language model, so it cannot invent a defect your will does not have. Measured on an injected-defect harness: 13/13 injected defects detected, and 13/13 complete professionally drafted wills returned zero findings. Leave an email and a full briefing plus a marked-up draft come back to you.
Wills is the area we have opened publicly. Everything else in the library below is available to firms on the platform — ask about access.
Every Guide, Counted
Sorted by size. Form-fill live means at least one document in that guide is converted to a working template; Library means we hold the precedents and can convert on request.
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Counted from the live system on 2026-08-31.
Where This Works
The platform is a legal server — a vault, a precedent library and a document engine. Jurisdiction is a gate on top of that: which legislation the checks cite and which precedent set the templates draw from. It is a configuration, not a different product. Adding one means adding the legislation, the precedent set and the jurisdiction rules — real work, but bounded work.
Australia
The full library, all states and territories plus the Commonwealth. Queensland is the jurisdiction our public will check is measured against; the precedent library carries state variants throughout.
New Zealand · Papua New Guinea · Fiji · United States
Not built yet, and we would rather say so than imply otherwise. The infrastructure is jurisdiction-agnostic; what each one needs is its own legislation set, its own precedent package and its own rules. Maintained precedent packages are already published for several of these jurisdictions, so the material exists to license. We are gauging demand before committing — tell us what you need below and it goes on the list.
Tell us what you need
Pick a country, a jurisdiction and the areas you work in. This goes to us directly — you will get a reply from a person, not an autoresponder.
Registered Mail &
Legal Form Templates
Pre-formatted templates for common Queensland legal correspondence — fill in the details and print. Designed to meet UCPR and Legal Profession Act requirements for service by post and formal legal notices.
Service by Registered Post
Cover letter for service of documents by registered post under UCPR 1999. Includes certification of posting, document list, and acknowledgement of service statement.
Formal Demand Notice
Seven-day formal legal demand letter for debt recovery and breach of contract matters. Pre-structured with demand particulars, consequence of non-compliance, and response deadline.
Notice of Intention to Sue
Pre-litigation notice as required for personal injury and other matters under Queensland law. Includes particulars of claim, limitation period notice, and settlement invitation.
Affidavit of Service
Affidavit confirming service of documents by post. Suitable for filing with Queensland courts as proof of service. Includes annexure schedule for listed documents.