Every lawevery day

Your laws, since today.

Your government publishes hundreds of legal changes a year. Most citizens hear about the ones that affect them from a neighbour — or too late.

Start with one tag See how it works

The official sources are free, public, andunreadable

Every law is already public. What's missing is the step that says: you are a single parent renting a flat, and this one changes your benefit from March.

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Tag your life

Parent, tenant, minimum wage, small business. A few taps — and not a form in sight.

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We do the reading

Every law and regulation published, every day. It is exactly as thrilling as it sounds.

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Hear your laws

Plain language, what changed, and what to do about it. Not one “hereinafter”.

Not everyone needs the same law.

The changes that matter to a parent aren't the ones that matter to a tenant. Tag what's yours; the rest can stay where it is, unread, in a PDF.

A parent holding a toddler in the doorway of their kitchen — Childcare places, benefit rates, parental leave.

A signed rental lease and a set of keys on a table in an empty flat — Deposits, rent caps, registration deadlines.

A baker checking her phone behind the counter of her shop — VAT thresholds, payroll rules, invoicing.

Hear only the laws that are yours.

+ your life, basically

Free, like the law itself. Only less shouty.