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The policy in your inbox is yours. Needing a paid intermediary to find out what it says is a failure of writing, not a reason to charge you again.
About
Insurance and contracts are written to be defensible, not readable
A homeowner policy is around forty pages. The part that decides whether a burst pipe is paid usually sits in an endorsement that silently overwrites the booklet you were handed. Most people find that out on the worst day of the year. PoliSays exists to move that moment forward — before the storm, before signing, while you can still ask a question.
Explanation is not advice
We never tell you what to buy, drop, or claim. We tell you what your paperwork says and where it says it, then get out of the way.
A quote or it did not happen
Every plain-language line is anchored to the clause it came from. If Poli cannot find the wording, Poli says so instead of guessing.
Your paperwork is not our dataset
Names, addresses, and policy numbers are scrubbed before anything leaves the page. Premium comparisons are opt-in, anonymous bands only, shown to you before saving, with a delete code.
What we will not do
- We are not an insurer, an agency, or a law firm, and nothing here creates a client relationship.
- We read the document you upload. We cannot see state law, your carrier's internal practices, or an unwritten promise someone made you.
- Language models can misread. That is why every claim carries its quote — so you can check us in one glance.
- When two clauses disagree, we show both and name which one governs. If it genuinely cannot be resolved from the text, we mark it unresolved rather than pick a winner.
PoliSays
Poli is the macaw with the pointer. He reads, he quotes, he never sells.