Reviewed 12 September 2026
Access labels
The access label on a product card describes the route into that product:
- Public access — the tool can be opened without an account.
- Account required — a free signed-in account is needed for the current product.
- Account access planned — the product is still being built; account access is planned, but the preview is not the finished service.
- Paid subscription planned — the product is planned as a subscription service and is not being offered as a public free tool.
- Access by invitation — a limited pilot or alpha group can request access through the Contact page.
- Pre-publication request — the book review-copy flow is individually approved; a request does not guarantee access.
Product stages
The stage label describes readiness separately from access. Current labels include Live tool, Priority build, Technical preview, Design stage, MVP development, Private alpha, Private beta, and Pre-publication. A preview or concept page explains the work in progress; it does not promise that the underlying service is ready for general use.
What happens when you use a tool
Each product page explains its purpose, current availability, data boundary, and next action. Read that page before entering facts. Keep the final legal judgment, document review, filing, service, and deadline checks under your control.
Legal information, not legal advice
The tools provide legal information and structured software assistance. They do not replace advice from a licensed professional. Read the Legal information disclaimer before relying on an output.
Questions
If a label or product page is unclear, use the Contact page.