Tell us what happened, in your own words

Talk the way you would to a friend. Don't worry about legal words, the right order, or leaving something out — we'll sort the details together afterward.

It helps to mention: when you got the eviction notice or decision, what the hearing was like, and what felt wrong about it. Rough dates are fine — “around the middle of May” works.

Tap to talk

Take as long as you need. You can pause or start over anytime.

Stage 2 — The SLR tells their story

What's happening

Instead of a long intake form, the SLR simply talks — the way they would to a friend or a legal advocate. Speaking is far easier than form-filling for people in crisis, people with low literacy, and people whose first language isn't English.

Simulated here

The microphone, waveform, and live transcript are all staged. Press the mic (or Next) and a pre-written story 'records' itself. No audio is captured.

In production

Speech-to-text (e.g. Whisper) streams a live transcript. The SLR can pause, re-record, or switch to typing at any time. Multilingual input would be transcribed and translated.

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