What does it actually say?
Take a photo. The app explains in simple words what the office wants from you.
Help with official mail
A letter from the office? Take a deep breath. We explain it to you.
Take a photo. Soon you will know: What does it say? What do I have to do? And by when? In simple language. Right on your phone.
Photo and text recognition stay on your phoneDSGVO-compliant AI for explanationNo lawyer needed. No prior knowledge needed.
We know the feeling
That feeling when a yellow envelope is in the mailbox.
Your heart races. The words are long and complicated. There is a deadline somewhere. And you ask yourself: Is it serious? Do I have to pay? What happens if I do nothing?
You are not dumb. The letters are complicated. That is the difference.
How the app helps you
Your calm companion for every Behördenbrief.
Never miss a deadline.
The app finds deadlines and highlights them clearly.
Know what to do.
The app shows next steps and helps you prepare a German reply.
Your letters stay private.
The photo is read directly on your phone. You check the recognized text before analysis.
It’s that easy
Three steps. One minute. Clarity.
Take a photo.
Put the letter on the table and photograph it with the app.
Read explanation.
You see right away what it’s about, what is urgent, and what the office wants.
Act calmly.
The app shows the next step and helps not to forget deadlines.
Honest with you
A guide for understanding. Not a lawyer.
The app explains letters, deadlines, and next steps. It does not replace legal advice. You always make the decision.
Screenshots
This is what the current app looks like.
Real simulator screens with anonymized demo content for iOS and Android.
iOS
Android
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this safe? These are private letters.
The photo is read locally on your phone. The app only sends the text you checked for analysis.
I’m not good at German.
The explanation appears in your device language. A reply draft for the German authority remains in German and is explained to you.
Does this replace a lawyer?
No. The app helps with understanding and remembering. If legal help is needed, it clearly says so.