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Plain-language answers calibrated to the statute, procedure and facts of your own jurisdiction. Which rights apply, which remedy fits, what to do next.

Statement of mandate · No. 001
Plain answers about your rights, a safe place for your evidence, and a route to verified counsel. Starting in Rwanda.
§ 01The brief
The law is written for everyone. Reaching it still depends on where you live, what you earn and whether you can find a lawyer who answers.
§ 02The practice

Plain-language answers calibrated to the statute, procedure and facts of your own jurisdiction. Which rights apply, which remedy fits, what to do next.
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Matched to vetted advocates with the case file already prepared. No cold introductions, no wasted first consultation.
Every deadline, document, message and next action in one ledger, from the first incident to the final order.
§ 03Procedure
No intake forms · No legal vocabulary
Open Justly and describe the matter in your own words. No forms, no legal training.
Justly names the rights that apply, the remedies available and the next procedural step for your jurisdiction.
Secure the evidence, draft the letter, reach verified counsel. The file is built before you walk in.
Transcript
Illustrative · not legal advice
Petitioner
My employer has not paid me for two months. What can I do?
Justly
You have a claim for unpaid wages. First, keep your payslips, contract and any messages about pay in your vault. Next, ask for payment in writing and give a date. If that date passes, the district labour inspector can step in. Shall I draft the written request?
Petitioner
Yes, please.
Draft · Request for payment of wages
Saved to vault
To the Managing Director,
I write about my wages for the last two months, which remain unpaid under my contract of employment.
I ask that the full amount be paid within fourteen days of this letter. If it is not, I will refer the matter to the district labour inspector.
Yours faithfully,
§ 04Jurisdictions
Channels
The channel already in every pocket, including basic handsets.
iOS and Android. Evidence capture, case tracking, counsel messages.
For legal-aid bodies, firms and courts working at volume.
§ 05Schedule of fees
For any petitioner
$0always
Early access
Recommended$7a month
Aid bodies, firms, courts
On request
Statement of mandate · Justly Chambers
Article II
The rule of law is not a privilege of the well-served. It is a guarantee, or it is nothing. Where representation is reserved for the wealthy, the literate and the geographically fortunate, the law has not failed alone. We have failed the law.
§ 06Record and standing

Sustainable Development Goals
Target 16.3: equal access to justice for all. The goal Justly exists to move.
Wealth, language and geography decide who has rights today. Justly narrows that gap.
Women face steeper barriers to recourse. Justly meets them in the channel and language they already use.
One unresolved legal matter can push a household into poverty. The aim is to break the chain early.
§ 07Questions
Basic access is free, always. Pro adds the evidence vault, counsel matching and unlimited sessions for $7 a month, less than an hour of consultation in any of our markets.
Every matter stays confidential at every stage. Encrypted, no public records, no silent sharing. You decide when and how anything is disclosed.
No. WhatsApp works on basic handsets, and partner organisations bridge access for people without a device.
Justly launches in Rwanda. Nigeria, Kenya, Ghana and Uganda are in preparation, each with legal logic specific to that market.
A general assistant gives information. Justly builds a case: an evidence vault, verified advocates, continuity across the matter and jurisdiction-specific legal logic.
Yes, a $500K pre-seed round. Investors focused on access to justice, legal technology or African infrastructure are welcome to write to chambers.
§ 08Retain counsel
Describe your matter and get plain guidance for your jurisdiction. Free.
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