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Cover Letter Tailor

For job seekers staring down the 'Optional' cover letter field on their 40th application this week. Paste the job description plus your resume bullets, get back a tailored one-page cover letter that echoes the JD's own language and points every claim back to a real bullet you gave us. No generic 'Dear Hiring Manager, I am writing to express my interest' opener, no invented metrics, and the current recruiter red-flag AI vocabulary stripped out.

Deposit Demand Letter

Your landlord kept your security deposit and it's been past the statutory return window. Paste your state, the addresses, the amounts, and the reason they gave (or the silence you got). Get back a formal demand letter that cites your state's statute BY NUMBER, computes what you're owed including any statutory multiplier the state allows, plus a softer variant, a firmer variant, and a small-claims next-steps companion. Never invents case law, never fabricates statute text, always ends with the state's official self-help URL for you to verify.

HOA Violation Reply Letter

You just got an HOA violation letter or fine and you need to fire back in writing without picking a fight you cannot win. Paste the exact wording of the notice, your side of the story, and any CC&R or state statute sections you can point to, and get back a certified-mail-ready reply built as five procedural blocks (formal reference, dispute/cure position, denial with evidence request, selective-enforcement callout when you have comparable un-enforced neighbours, and a hearing request with deadline math). A framing_note runs first as a coach-not-advocate check and, if your inputs describe a lien threat, foreclosure language, Fair Housing / disability-accommodation issue, or a claimed fine over ~$500, the tool refuses to generate a letter and routes you to Legal Aid and a real attorney. Nothing is invented: statutes and CC&R sections are cited ONLY when you paste them, otherwise you get a bracketed [confirm exact citation before sending] placeholder.

Insurance Appeal Writer

Paste your insurance denial letter and get a filed-ready appeal in one pass. It classifies the denial into one of five buckets (medical necessity, experimental, prior authorization, coding error, out of network), lifts the plan's own language verbatim so your appeal argues against what the letter actually said, and produces the full formal appeal letter in the skeleton that bucket demands. It also emits a red-flag panel of tempting lines NOT to write, a required-elements checklist keyed off what you actually pasted, and a computed deadline block (internal appeal, insurer decision window, external-review by-date) based on your plan type. Every clinical fact traces to the doctor's letter you paste, never invented; if a fact needed to close the argument is missing, it lists 'ask your doctor to document X' instead.

Overdue Invoice Chaser

For freelancers and solo consultants staring at an unpaid invoice and dreading the follow-up. Tell it who the client is, the project, the amount, how many days overdue, what you've already said, and the tone you want. Get back a chase email calibrated to the exact escalation rung (friendly nudge / firm reminder / formal notice / final notice) built on the acknowledge/anchor -> clear-request -> concrete-next-step arc, plus a sharper-teeth alternate one rung firmer, a suggested next step (another follow-up, phone call, contact billing, invoke late fee, formal demand letter, mediation, small-claims, or drop the client), and a red-flag panel of tempting lines that will torch the relationship or your legal standing. Never invents amounts, dates, contract clauses, or threats you can't back up.