Amtsdeutsch — German bureaucratic language — is hard even for natives. If you've ever stared at a Finanzamt letter wondering whether it's a refund or a fine, this is for you: every letter scanned, summarized in plain English, deadlines highlighted, full translation on demand.
Every scanned letter is OCR-processed and summarized by AI: who's writing, what they want, by when. Instead of three pages of administrative prose you read three sentences — with the original document one click away.
Objection periods (Widerspruchsfrist), payment deadlines, document submission dates: the AI detects deadlines in letters from the tax office, insurers, banks, and courts and highlights them. German law often counts a letter as delivered when it arrives — not when you understand it. Now you know the same day.
Letters can be auto-translated into English or any other language. Perfect for international couples, foreign employees in Germany, heirs handling German estates from abroad, or anyone who left Germany but still receives official mail.
You get a Berlin receiving address and route your mail there — via a Deutsche Post forwarding order (Nachsendeauftrag) or by updating senders directly. Incoming letters are scanned, summarized, and translated within 24 hours, with instant notification via email, WhatsApp, or Telegram.
Practically all — translations are AI-generated into the language of your choice.
No, they're automatic translations for understanding. For certified translations you still need a sworn translator — but you'll know immediately whether it's worth it.
Scan, summary, and translation within 24 hours of arrival.
Included in the Starter plan from €16/month, cancel monthly.
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