AI built for the institutions
that serve everyone.
Purpose-built AI for city clerks, disability services offices, rural health clinics, and legal aid organizations. Designed for the compliance obligations you already carry. Priced for the budgets you actually have.
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Digital accessibility lawsuits in 2025 — up 20% year over year and accelerating
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Of the physician workday spent on documentation and desk work, not patient care
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Legal aid requests turned away — organizations lack the staff capacity to respond
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US municipalities producing public meeting records the same way they did in 1985
The cost of the status quo
The paperwork doesn't go away.
The person waiting does.
The same failure shows up across four sectors. Administrative work that exists to serve compliance ends up crowding out the human work those institutions exist to do. The tools built for large enterprises don't fit — the budget, the workflow, or the compliance requirement.
Higher Education
Already stretched. Now legally required to catch up.
DS offices were backlogged before ADA Title II took effect. The 2024 rule didn't create the problem — it created a deadline for a problem that already existed.
Local Government
The record takes longer than the meeting. It shouldn't.
City clerks spend the equivalent of two full workdays producing meeting minutes after every council session. FOIA backlogs can create significant litigation exposure.
Rural Health
Half the day on paperwork. Half the patients on the schedule.
Physicians spend nearly half their workday on EHR and desk work rather than direct patient care. In rural and FQHC settings, that burden falls heaviest — and it's a leading driver of clinician burnout and rural clinic closure.
Legal Aid
The cases are there. The capacity isn't.
Legal aid organizations cannot take most eligible clients. Paralegal capacity is consumed by transcripts and first-draft documents that shouldn't require a paralegal to produce.
Our approach
We start with the compliance requirement.
Not the technology.
Every institution we serve is accountable to a specific legal standard. We build backward from that standard — so the output is designed to be right the first time, and the person responsible can trust it.
We don't sell a platform and leave implementation to you. We deliver in the workflow your staff already uses — compliant records, accessible materials, documentation your staff can stand behind.
The meeting ends. The record is ready.
The official public record doesn't wait for staff capacity to open up. We design records to meet your state's Open Meetings Act requirements — so the clerk's week isn't defined by what happened at Tuesday's meeting.
DS offices get ahead of the mandate.
Years of course content. A compliance deadline that is now law. We work through what already exists and keep pace with what's being created, so the office is focused on students — not on a file queue.
Clinicians see the patient. Paralegals take the case.
In rural health and legal aid, the same pattern holds: structured documentation and drafting consume the hours that should go to people. We take on that work so the professional in the room can focus on the person in front of them.
Compliance coverage
We build to the standard.
Not to a checklist.
Higher Education
- ADA Title II (2024 Rule)
- WCAG 2.2 AA
- Section 508
Local Government
- Open Meetings Act (state-specific)
- FOIA / Public Records Law
- ADA Title II
- WCAG 2.2 AA
- State-specific record formats
Rural Health
- ADA Title II
- WCAG 2.2 AA
- Section 508
Legal Aid
- ADA Title II
- WCAG 2.2 AA
- Section 508
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