Legal Eyes
Hey HN, I built a Chrome extension called Legal Eyes that rewrites your casual messages into sharp, professional legal language. Use cases: - Freelancers chasing late invoices - Founders dealing with vague contract terms - Anyone trying to sound more serious or formal (without being a lawyer) No prompt engineering, no copy-pasting. It sits in your browser, and converts selected text with a click. I built it using React, Supabase (for auth and usage tracking), OpenAI (for the rewriting), and deployed via Vercel. I launched this to help the little guys when they need a stronger voice. I hope…
Legal Eyes launched on June 3, 2025 with 17 votes, #898 of 7,999 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.
What it does
Legal Eyes is a Chrome extension that converts casual text into formal legal language in one click.
Instantly rewrite any message into professional, legally precise language — tailored to your tone, audience, and region. See how Legal Eyes transforms your everyday messages into polished legalese. Your data is encrypted, never stored, and only used to generate the result. You don’t need to sound like a lawyer. We’ve got that covered. Adapts legal tone based on your location — US, UK, EU and more. Ideal for freelancers and professionals writing formal emails regularly. Best for teams, agencies, or power users needing fullfrom legal-eyes.ai
In the maker’s words, at launch
Hey HN, I built a Chrome extension called Legal Eyes that rewrites your casual messages into sharp, professional legal language. Use cases: - Freelancers chasing late invoices - Founders dealing with vague contract terms - Anyone trying to sound more serious or formal (without being a lawyer) No prompt engineering…
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