Clone Documents

Highlights

• Check a bill or bank statement for wrong charges

  For anyone with a medical bill, utility bill, or bank or card statement that looks off: find duplicate charges, surprise fees, and math that does not add up. A local script checks every line in exact cents, compares the lines to the stated total, spots price increases, and Claude writes a dispute list and a call script. Not financial advice.

  Sample run: finds the duplicate X-ray, the injection math error, and the wrong balance on the shipped hospital bill: Charge check

• See what changed between two versions of a document

  For anyone sent updated terms, a renewal lease, or a revised policy: see exactly what changed from the old version, in plain words. A local script lines up both versions paragraph by paragraph, marks every added and removed word, and flags changed prices, deadlines, and words like may, not, and refund. Not legal advice.

  Sample run: compares the shipped streaming terms and finds the price, notice, privacy, and arbitration changes: Changes

• Understand a lease, job offer, or terms before you sign

  For renters, job seekers, and anyone asked to agree: learn what a lease, offer letter, or terms of service commits you to and what you can negotiate. A local script checks it against a clause checklist for that contract type, flags risky wording and missing clauses by line, and Claude drafts the questions to ask. Not legal advice.

  Sample run: checks the shipped lease and flags renewal, entry, repairs, and fees: Contract check

• Fill out a confusing form step by step

  For anyone stuck on a government, school, insurance, or benefits form: get every field explained, what to put, and what to gather first. A local script lists each field in order with whether it is required, plus deadlines, skip rules, and documents to attach. It never asks for your ID or bank numbers; you type those in yourself.

  Sample run: lists all 20 fields of the shipped school meal form with its deadline, skip rule, and attachment: Form checklist

• Summarize a long report or PDF on one page

  For anyone handed a report, study, or PDF too long to read now: get a one-page summary of the key points and numbers. A local script maps the whole document first (outline, every key number, likely main points) with page and line references, so each point in the summary can be checked against the source.

  Sample run: maps the shipped four-page library review with sections, numbers, and page references: Doc map