RightsRadar: AI scans your police file for rights violations

Hey Product Hunt 👋 I'm Taylor, solo founder out of Alberta. Built RightsRadar after realizing how absurd the current system is: someone gets charged with a crime, gets handed 80–200 pages of police paperwork they can barely read, gets a 15-minute meeting with an overworked lawyer, and is asked to make decisions that affect the rest of their life. Most people just sign whatever's put in front of them. Meanwhile, that police file often contains real, fixable issues — searches without proper grounds, right-to-counsel delays, missing breath calibration certificates, Stinchcombe / Brady gaps, witness contradictions. Stuff their lawyer would absolutely raise if they had time to read every page. RightsRadar is the "extra set of eyes." Upload your disclosure (Canada) or discovery (USA), get a 60-second AI scan, get back a plain-English report flagging every potential Charter or Constitutional issue. You bring it to your lawyer. They still make every legal call. The conversation just gets way more focused. $29.99 USD per scan. Covers all 13 Canadian provinces and all 50 US states (jurisdiction-aware — Alberta cases get Alberta case law, NY cases get NY procedure). Important: it's not legal advice. It's an issue-spotter. Same way a junior associate might flag things before a senior reads the file. If you're a defence lawyer, paralegal, or duty counsel — there's a free trial scan for verified bar members at /for-lawyers. A few things I'd love feedback on today: Is the homepage clear about what you actually get? Is $29.99 the right price for what's in the report, or should it be lower / higher? What audiences am I missing? (I just realized this week that family members of charged people are a huge audience I'd been ignoring.) First sale is still ahead of me. Brutal honesty welcome. — Taylor