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Dense legal/medical/government letters nobody can actually understand
“I got a letter from the council and a hospital bill and I genuinely cannot tell what either is asking me to do. I shouldn't need a law degree to read my own mail.”— Hacker News ↗
The gap
Generic summarizers shorten text; they don't translate jargon into 'here's what this means and what you must do by when.' A plain-language + action-extraction tool aimed at official documents is a genuinely accessible, underserved angle.
For
Anyone facing bureaucratic or jargon-heavy documents
Paste-ready build prompt
Build a 'plain-language rewriter' in Next.js for official documents. User pastes dense text; an LLM returns a plain-English explanation (reading-age ~12), a bulleted 'what you need to do', and any deadlines/amounts it found. First 3 steps: (1) paste box + 'explain this' action, (2) a structured server response `{plain, actions[], deadlines[]}`, (3) an accessible result layout with large text. Add a clear 'double-check anything important' disclaimer.