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ComplaintForge
Turn your complaint emails into formal UK legal letters
Paste your email or WhatsApp thread. ComplaintForge identifies which UK laws have been broken, lays out a timeline and the remedies available, then writes a formal complaint letter or a full Ombudsman pack. The analysis is free. A letter citing the legislation and statutory deadlines gets taken far more seriously than an angry email. Built for leaseholders, renters and heat network residents. Letter 4.99, Ombudsman pack 9.99, one off, no subscription. Not legal advice.
Day 3 update: everything asked for in the comments below has shipped. Saved cases, statutory deadline tracking with an escalation prompt, a WhatsApp parser preview, PDF export of the analysis and evidence upload are all live now.
I built ComplaintForge because writing a complaint that gets taken seriously is harder than it should be. Most people do not know which law protects them, so they send an angry email that gets ignored.
You paste the email or WhatsApp thread. It identifies the specific UK legislation that applies, lays out a timeline and the remedies available, and if you want it, writes a formal complaint letter or a full Ombudsman submission pack. The analysis is free. A letter is 4.99 and the Ombudsman pack is 9.99, one off, no subscription.
The disputes it handles most are the boring high stress ones: heat network and heating failures, service charges, managing agent disputes, landlord disrepair, noise and anti social behaviour. A solicitor charges 150 plus for a letter like this. Same result for a few pounds.
It is not legal advice. It points you at the law and drafts the letter. I would like honest feedback on where it is weak, especially from anyone who has fought one of these disputes. What would make you trust a generated letter enough to actually send it?
One thing that would make this even better is a built in follow up tracker that pings you before the statutory deadlines pass and reminds you to escalate if the landlord or provider ignores the response.
Would be useful to add a "save your case" option so you can come back and update the timeline or paste new messages from the same dispute without having to start from scratch each time. Also exporting the analysis as a PDF would make it easier to share with a neighbour or solicitor if needed.
Pasted a stubborn email thread with my landlord about a broken boiler and it pulled up the right regs plus a deadline I didn't even know existed, which is honestly more useful than the generic templates I've tried before.
A WhatsApp thread export can be a mess to paste cleanly with timestamps and sender names scrambled, so adding a quick parser preview where you can confirm or correct who's who before it generates the timeline would save a lot of headaches.
One thing that would make this even more useful for me would be the ability to upload a PDF or scan of a paper trail like invoices, repair reports or correspondence alongside the email thread. A lot of my evidence lives outside WhatsApp and being able to bundle it into the same analysis would save having to retype dates and quotes into the complaint letter.
honestly love that you cite the actual legislation and statutory deadlines right in the letter, kind of makes it hit different than just venting. really well thought out.
About ComplaintForge on Product Hunt
“Turn your complaint emails into formal UK legal letters”
ComplaintForge was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 14 upvotes and 17 comments, placing #130 on the daily leaderboard. Paste your email or WhatsApp thread. ComplaintForge identifies which UK laws have been broken, lays out a timeline and the remedies available, then writes a formal complaint letter or a full Ombudsman pack. The analysis is free. A letter citing the legislation and statutory deadlines gets taken far more seriously than an angry email. Built for leaseholders, renters and heat network residents. Letter 4.99, Ombudsman pack 9.99, one off, no subscription. Not legal advice.
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Day 3 update: everything asked for in the comments below has shipped. Saved cases, statutory deadline tracking with an escalation prompt, a WhatsApp parser preview, PDF export of the analysis and evidence upload are all live now.
I built ComplaintForge because writing a complaint that gets taken seriously is harder than it should be. Most people do not know which law protects them, so they send an angry email that gets ignored.
You paste the email or WhatsApp thread. It identifies the specific UK legislation that applies, lays out a timeline and the remedies available, and if you want it, writes a formal complaint letter or a full Ombudsman submission pack. The analysis is free. A letter is 4.99 and the Ombudsman pack is 9.99, one off, no subscription.
The disputes it handles most are the boring high stress ones: heat network and heating failures, service charges, managing agent disputes, landlord disrepair, noise and anti social behaviour. A solicitor charges 150 plus for a letter like this. Same result for a few pounds.
It is not legal advice. It points you at the law and drafts the letter. I would like honest feedback on where it is weak, especially from anyone who has fought one of these disputes. What would make you trust a generated letter enough to actually send it?