Public law should be understandable and verifiable for everyone.

RECEIPTS turns complicated legal and government information into plain language, connects answers to official sources, and provides tools that help people read, hear, understand, and research the law regardless of reading level, disability, language, or legal experience.

RECEIPTS helps you understand the law, see the official source, and know what to check next. You should not need legal training to start researching a public rule.

Understand the law. See the source. Know what to check next.

Make RECEIPTS work for me

These settings are saved on this device. They change how RECEIPTS is presented; they do not rewrite official source text.

Reading comfort

Choose the spacing and reading style that feels easiest.

Voice & language

Choose read-aloud language, a real device voice when available, and reading speed.

Open voice & language

Read this page

Start or stop read-aloud immediately using your saved RECEIPTS voice settings.

Simple interface language

Use easier labels and shorter RECEIPTS explanations where a prepared simple version is available. Official source wording stays unchanged.

High contrast

Strengthen text, borders, links, and background contrast.

Reduce motion

Turn off nonessential animation and smooth scrolling.

What works on this device

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Accessibility commitment

RECEIPTS aims to follow widely used WCAG-style accessibility expectations and to remove barriers as they are found. This statement is a design commitment, not a guarantee that every page, device, browser, or third-party destination is fully compliant with every accessibility requirement.

Accessibility limits

Some features depend on your phone or browser. For example, Android/Chrome may expose only one speech voice. External government websites also have their own accessibility behavior. RECEIPTS will describe those limits instead of pretending a feature is available.

Official wording stays official. Text size, read-aloud, contrast, spacing, and simple interface labels can change how information is presented. They do not silently alter quoted statutes, regulations, court text, or official-source wording.

Report an accessibility problem

If something is hard to read, hear, navigate, or operate, send an accessibility report. You do not need to include private case details.

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Last updated September 18, 2026. Accessibility work is ongoing and will be updated as RECEIPTS features change.