What does the governing-doc reader do?

You paste the text of your declaration, bylaws, or rules and ask a plain-English question. It returns the most relevant provisions, a non-advice answer, any amendment or quorum thresholds it finds, and clauses that a state statute may limit or override.

Is this legal advice?

No. It is general information generated by software. Governing documents interact with state statutes in ways that vary by association type and jurisdiction. Review everything yourself and consult a licensed attorney in your state before acting.

Do you store my document?

No. The text is read and hashed for an audit record, not retained. Nothing is shared with your association.

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Can they actually do that? Ask the document.

Paste your CC&Rs, bylaws, or rules and ask in plain English. The reader surfaces the provisions it turns on, the amendment and quorum thresholds, and the clauses a state statute may limit — so you know where you stand before you push back.

Your read-out shows up here.

A plain-English answer to your question, the provisions it turns on, amendment and quorum thresholds, and any clauses a statute may limit.