Launching today
The Advocate
Know your rights—and the exact words to assert them
7 followers
Know your rights—and the exact words to assert them
7 followers
Rights education that ends in the words you can actually say. Work through an everyday situation, understand the relevant local law and Scripture, practise a calm response, and know what to do next. Explore 3,974 source-linked scenarios across 45 countries, localized in 30+ languages. Free to start.
Hi Product Hunt 👋
I built The Advocate for people who grew up believing that questioning authority was disrespectful—and who now find themselves being pushed around at work, by institutions, or within their families without the words or legal knowledge to respond.
Each scenario takes you through a practical journey:
the situation → the tactic being used → the relevant law and source → a Scriptural anchor → words you can practise saying → what they may say next → what to do next
The Advocate currently covers 45 countries and 3,974 source-linked scenarios. It supports reading aloud, practice drills, offline access and localized language experiences.
A transparent note about the content: automation helped us build and translate the catalogue at this scale. Every scenario includes supporting legal references and clearly indicates how its sources have been verified. The Advocate provides rights education—not legal advice.
It is free to start, with deeper scenario access available through a subscription.
I would genuinely value feedback on three things:
Does the “words you can actually say” approach feel useful?
Does combining law and Scripture help or distract?
What would you need from a rights-education product like this?
Thank you for taking a look 🙏
Congrats on the launch, Kutlwano! This is a really thoughtful approach to rights education.
Love the focus on giving people actual words to use, especially with the “what they may say next” part.
How do you decide which responses to include for each situation? Do you build them around the most common ways these conversations tend to play out?
@pritpal_kaur Hi Pritpal! Thank you so much for the kind words.
yes, the scenarios are guided first by the relevant local law, but the actual responses are built around recurring tropes and psychological patterns that happen in these high-pressure conversations.