Show HN: I built a Chrome extension that turns "lol ok" into legal jargon

1 ForgedLabsJames 1 6/11/2025, 1:26:38 PM legal-eyes.ai ↗

Because nothing says “professional” like turning “can u fix?” into “We respectfully request remediation at your earliest convenience.”

Legal Eyes is a Chrome extension that rewrites your casual ramblings into corporate-grade legalese — great for impressing clients, terrifying interns, or just sounding way more important than you are.

5 free rewrites Powered by AI Not a lawyer. Please don’t sue me.

Try it here: https://www.legal-eyes.ai/

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ForgedLabsJames · 1d ago

my favourite testing material is converting, "fuck around and find out" to legalese, the results are perfect :P

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Show HN: I built a Chrome extension that turns "lol ok" into legal jargon

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