Built by a veteran & a nurse
Put your claim into words a VA rater can act on.
Answer a few questions about your service and symptoms. Get a doctor-ready nexus letter draft, a personal statement, and a clear checklist of what's missing from your claim. No uploads. Ever.
Pricing is always shown before you start — see pricing. Want to try writing one yourself first? Free guide + template, no account needed.
No document uploads
Not a limited version — a nonexistent feature. Ever.
Price shown upfront
Before you start intake, not after the work is done.
Built from real VA research
Grounded in actual rating criteria and denial-cause patterns.
01 — Tell us, don't upload
A guided conversation about your service, symptoms, and current impact — typed or spoken, in your own words. No medical records, no C-File, no photos, ever.
02 — See your gaps for free
A free evidence checklist shows what VA rating criteria typically expect and what your claim doesn't establish yet — no payment required to see it.
03 — Get a doctor-ready draft
When you're ready, one credit gets you a nexus letter or personal statement draft, built for your own doctor to review and sign.
Included free, once you finish your checklist
We'll walk you through filing, too — step by step.
Finishing your paperwork is only half the job. Once your free checklist is done, you unlock a detailed, no-fee walkthrough of exactly how to file directly on VA.gov — what to click, what each screen asks for, and what to expect after you submit. No attorney. No accreditation fee. Just the steps, in plain language.
Start your free checklist to unlock itWhy does my claim need a nexus letter?
Three things win a VA claim: a diagnosis, evidence of what happened in service, and a medical opinion connecting the two. That connection is the nexus letter — the part almost nobody's trained to write. Raters look for exact language: "at least as likely as not." Say "may be related" instead, and that alone can be enough to get denied.
By law, the opinion has to come from a licensed provider — not you, not an AI. So we give you the next best thing: a draft with the structure, reasoning, and exact language already right, built from your own answers. Your doctor gets something real to review and sign — not a blank page.
How you'll actually use what we give you
The free checklist is yours either way — keep it whether you pay for anything else or not. Get a nexus letter draft? Take it to the doctor who treats you, have them review it, fix anything off, and sign it. Submit their signed version, not ours. Personal statements: check them for accuracy, then use them directly. Either way, you file your own claim — free, on VA.gov, or through a free accredited VSO or attorney. We build stronger evidence. We don't touch your claim.
We structurally cannot see your medical records.
There's no upload button. Not a limited one — a nonexistent one. Every answer is self-reported, so your medical history never touches our systems, and we never become one of the outfits charging veterans to read their files.