Tully — Legal information, made simple
Finally, the law makes sense. Ask anything about your rights.
Tully explains what U.S. law actually says — clearly, privately, and backed by
verified sources. Free to download on iOS & Android.
Verified sources · All 50 states · Plain English · Private by design.
Tully provides legal information, not legal advice.
Know where you stand
Legal information that's clear, current, and made for people — not lawyers.
Ask in plain English
No jargon, no forms. Type your question or just say it out loud — Tully understands everyday language and answers the same way.
Verified sources
Answers cite the statute and link straight to official sources — congress.gov, state legislatures, court sites — so you can read the law itself.
Your state's rules
Mention "my landlord in Texas" and Tully knows which rules apply — all 50 states and D.C., picked up right from your question.
Private by design
Your questions are encrypted, never sold, and never used for ads. Your legal life is nobody else's business.
Always up to date
Tully reads official government sources at the moment you ask — never a stale copy of yesterday's law.
Answers in seconds
No appointments, no waiting rooms, no hold music. Ask at 2 a.m. and have a clear, sourced answer before you set the phone down.
Three steps to clarity
1. Ask
Type or speak your question — an eviction notice, an unpaid paycheck, a custody form. Any legal topic, any state.
2. Understand
Tully picks up the topic and your state automatically, finds the laws that apply, and explains them in plain language — with citations you can check.
3. Act with confidence
See your options, deadlines, and next steps — Tully flags what's urgent, so nothing catches you off guard.
Private, like it should be
Legal questions are personal. Tully is built so they stay that way.
- Encrypted in transit and at rest: your questions are protected in transit and at rest.
- Never sold, never advertised against: no ads, no data brokers. Shared only with the providers that run Tully.
- Yours to delete: remove your questions and your account at any time.
Frequently asked questions
Is Tully legal advice?
No. Tully provides legal information — clear explanations of laws, rights, and processes drawn from verified sources. It is not legal advice, and using Tully does not create an attorney-client relationship. For advice about your specific situation, consult a licensed attorney in your state.
How accurate is the information?
Every explanation is grounded in verified legal sources — statutes, regulations, and official guidance — and cites where it comes from, so you can always check the original text. Laws change, and Tully's sources are kept current.
Which states does Tully cover?
All 50 U.S. states and the District of Columbia. Where the law differs by state — housing, employment, family matters — Tully gives you the rules for your state.
Is my information private?
Your questions are encrypted in transit and at rest, and they are never sold, never given to data brokers, and never used for advertising. To run Tully we do share data with the providers behind it — including the AI provider that generates answers, and our payment, messaging, and file-storage providers — each limited to what their part of the service needs. You can delete your data and your account at any time.
How much does it cost?
Tully is free to download, and the legal-information assistant is free to use. If you choose to speak with a licensed attorney through the app, the first 2 minutes are free and consultations are billed per minute after that — $3.00/min at the standard rate, with a 5-minute minimum once billing starts, plus a single flat $6.00 technology fee. The attorney’s rate is always shown before a call connects, and payments are processed by Stripe.
Understand your rights, starting today
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