Dealing with a landlord, contractor, employer or neighbour? Tell CaseCraft what happened and what you want. It writes a short letter or email for you to send, using only what you told it.
CaseCraft is a writing assistant and does not provide legal advice.
Tell us who you're writing to, what happened and what you want. You can also add a deadline and what you'll do if they don't respond.
Pick Firm, Neutral or Conciliatory. Then pick email or letter.
It's ready in seconds. If a detail is missing, you'll see a blank like [date] to fill in.
Numbered notes beside the letter explain each choice. Each note points to the words it's about.
Edit anything you like. CaseCraft can check your changes and suggest fixes. You decide what to keep, and you can go back to an earlier version.
See what an ordinary chatbot writes from the same story. Anything it added that you didn't say is marked in red.
A generic chatbot tends to make things up, like laws, deadlines and facts you never gave it.
Five rules shape every letter.
It won't name a law, a court or a legal deadline unless you did.
Every date, amount and name comes from you. If something's missing, you'll see a blank.
If you write "If you don't fix it, I'll hire someone else," the letter keeps the "if." It won't add a second request or a new deadline.
The notes show why the letter is written the way it is. After a few letters, you may not need CaseCraft at all.
We built its writing rules from authoritative guides on legal writing and plain language.
No. CaseCraft is a writing assistant. It doesn't give legal advice, and it doesn't tell you your rights or what to do. If a law or deadline might apply to you, check with a lawyer, paralegal or legal clinic.
No. It only uses what you tell it. If something is missing, like a date or an invoice number, you'll see a blank to fill in.
Yes. Edit it as much as you like. CaseCraft can check your changes and suggest fixes. You decide which ones to keep.
Try both. CaseCraft shows you what an ordinary chatbot writes from the same story, side by side. Anything the chatbot added that you didn't say is marked.
Anyone who needs to write to the other side of a dispute. That could be a landlord, tenant, contractor, employer, neighbour, business or the other side's lawyer.