Get a confusing letter in plain English

Insurance letters, medical bills, school forms, the fine print on a lease. AI can turn it into words that make sense.

Step by step

Cover the private stuff first. Put your thumb or a sticky note over account numbers, your Social Security number, and passwords before you take the photo.
Take a clear photo of the page in good light.
Open ChatGPT, Grok, or Gemini, tap the + or camera / photo button, and pick the photo.
Ask:

Explain this simply, like I'm 10. Do I need to do anything, and by when?
Ask follow-ups if anything's still fuzzy: "What does 'deductible' mean?" or "Who should I call about this?"

Never share full account numbers, your Social Security number, or passwords with any AI.
For money, legal or medical decisions, use the AI to understand the letter, then double-check with the company, your doctor, or someone you trust.
If a letter asks you to pay right away with gift cards or a wire transfer, it's probably a scam. Ask the AI, "Does this look like a scam?" and check with someone you trust.

— Lewis & Martin

From Monster Letter #1

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