I WATCH THE IMPORTANT STUFF SO YOU DON’T HAVE TO

Never miss the
important stuff again.

Notice Guard watches the bills, letters, forms, and fine print of everyday life — and tells you what matters, what to do, and when it’s due.

Free to try. Your documents stay yours, always.

Your paperwork, made human.

Try the first step — no guesswork needed.

private by design

Drop a bill, letter, or form here

Photo or document. We’ll show you what it means and what to do next.

Choose a file
A LITTLE HELP WITHBills & lettersDeadlinesHidden costsReplies

Notice Guard uses AI to summarize documents and suggest next steps — it’s not legal, financial, medical, or tax advice. Read what it finds and confirm anything important before you act on it. See our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.

WHAT THAT ACTUALLY LOOKS LIKE

One boring letter in.
Three things you’d have missed out.

Broadband bill — 4 pages

The one you’ve been meaning to read since March.

I’ve got it. Three things here are worth your attention.

  • DEADLINE

    Pay by 14 May, or the rate jumps

    Your introductory rate ends next month.

  • WORTH A LOOK

    This is $18 more than last month

    The promotional discount quietly dropped off.

  • MONEY BACK

    You were charged twice in March

    Same reference number, two payments taken.

Want the reminder set, or the reply drafted? That’s one click — but it’s your call, not mine.

THE HANDOFF

From “I’ll deal with it later” to done.

Notice Guard is the capable friend who reads the boring stuff closely, remembers the important dates, and never makes you feel silly for asking.

Send it over

Upload a photo, drop in a PDF, or forward the email you keep avoiding.

Get the human version

See what it says, what it costs, and which details actually matter.

Pick your next move

A short action list, ordered by urgency. No 14-step productivity system.

Keep moving

Get the reminder, draft the reply, and close the loop when you're ready.

THE USEFUL PART

It does the thinking.
You keep the say.

Less deciphering. More confidence. The details are handled without handing over the decisions.

Plain English, not paperwork English.

A concise read of what changed, what’s owed, and what happens if you do nothing.

FROM YOUR BROADBAND BILL

Your introductory rate ends next month. Ask to keep the current price before 14 May.

Deadlines that don’t sneak up on you.

Every date pulled out, explained, and ready to become a gentle reminder.

Insurance appeal · in 3 daysNursery form · next TueRent review · 17 May

Replies that sound like you.

Draft a cancellation, appeal, follow-up, or “please explain this charge” email in one click.

“For the first time, my inbox didn’t feel like a to-do list with teeth.”

JP

Jamie P. · parent of two

MONEY, FOUND

Small leaks add up.
We look for them.

Price hikes, duplicate payments, forgotten trials, fees hiding in the footnotes. Notice Guard points out what deserves your attention before it becomes another month.

184*

average flagged in a sample household review

What we found this month3 worth a look

Streaming bundle

Intro offer ended quietly

+$18.00ask

Home insurance

Renewal up 11% from last year

+$96.40review

Duplicate clinic invoice

Same reference, two payments

+$69.60check

GOOD QUESTIONS

Trust is part of the product.

Your paperwork contains your life. We treat it that way: clear controls, plain answers, and no strange surprises.

Never used to train AI

Anthropic's commercial terms state they do not train models on what's sent through their API.

Encrypted in transit and at rest

TLS on the wire, AES-256 on disk — that's Supabase's standard for every project.

Only you can open your documents

Row-level security on every table, plus a private storage bucket scoped to your account alone.

Delete everything, whenever

One button in Settings wipes your documents, uploaded files, and schedule. Export them first if you want a copy.

To produce the analysis, your document is sent to Anthropic’s Claude API. Anthropic’s commercial terms state they do not train models on it. Encryption figures above describe Supabase, where your documents and files are stored.

Bills, leases, insurance notices, school forms, subscription emails, letters from your bank, and the odd document that's been sitting in a drawer for three months. If it affects your time, money, or next move, send it over.

A LITTLE LIGHTER STARTS HERE

Put the pile
on our table.

Bring us the bill you don’t understand, the letter you haven’t opened, or the subscription you forgot about.

Try Notice Guard