Official letters.
Tax, licences, permits, the school. What they want and by when.
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(photo of a letter) What do they want?
What does this letter want,
and by when?
"Can I photograph a letter, a ticket or a contract and be told what it asks for and by when?" Yes. Photograph it and ask.
Try it freeSee it happen ↓The short answer.
Photograph it and ask. You get who it is from, what they want, the amount if there is one, and the deadline, in plain words. A reminder goes in before the date. Ask for the reply and it drafts one you can send.
What happens.
The chat on the left. What it produced on the right.
(photo of a letter) What do they want?It is from the trade licence office: they want a copy of the lease and your ID by 30 September, or the licence is not renewed. Reminder set for the 25th. Want me to write the cover letter?
What it readHandled
FromTrade licence office
WantsCopy of the lease, copy of your ID
By30 September
If notLicence not renewed
Reminder25 September, 09:00
NextCover letter drafted, ready to send
Four facts and a reminder, from one photo. The draft reply is one more message away.
Where it fits.
Four situations people use this for every week.
Fines and tickets.
Amount, reference, pay-by date, and how to contest.
Contracts and leases.
Notice dates, renewal dates, what happens if you do nothing.
Tickets and bookings.
Into the calendar with the departure and a reminder to leave.
Afterwards.
The first message is never the last. Three things people write in the weeks that follow.
1
"Write the reply."
A draft in your language, ready to send from your own email if it is connected.
2
"Remind me a week before."
The reminder moves.
3
"What was the reference number?"
Answered from the letter, weeks later.
What it needs.
Nothing to connect for reading. A connected email lets it send the reply from your own address. It reads in any language and answers in yours. It does not pay, sign or submit anything; it prepares and reminds.
Questions people ask.
Which languages?
Any language it can read, and it answers in yours.
Is the photo stored?
In your own environment only, until you delete it. Nothing is shared.
Can it handle several pages?
Yes. Send them in a row and ask once.
Can it pay the fine?
No. It gives you the amount, the reference and the date, and reminds you.
What if the photo is blurry?
It asks about the line it could not read, or asks for a second photo of that part.
Does it work with PDFs?
Yes, send the file instead of a photo.
Photograph the letter.
Ask what it wants. Get the answer, the date and the reminder. Free to try, no app to install.