Insurance companies use automated AI to deny 200M claims a year. Predatory gym contracts and commercial leases trap small businesses daily. Wayne Audit is your free today plain-English shield—instantly highlight legal traps and auto-generate firm appeal letters.
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Hello Product Hunt! 👋
I’m the creator of Wayne Audit, and I built this platform because the system has become completely stacked against the average person and the independent small business owner.
Right now, health insurance giants use automated AI algorithms to instantly deny over 200 million medical claims a year. They rely on you getting completely overwhelmed by their dense, 50-page legal booklets and simply giving up. At the same time, predatory gym memberships and commercial property leases trap people with hidden auto-renewals, accelerated fees, and brutal liability waivers.
We wanted to give everyone a way to fight back with an AI of their own.
Wayne Audit is completely free to test in this launch and requires zero sign-ups or email addresses to test out. You can head over to our special Product Hunt VIP Page (https://wayneaudit.com/product-h...), copy one of our three "nightmare" sample documents (a gym waiver, a salon lease, or a health denial letter), paste it into the auditor, and watch the tool instantly strip away the jargon, expose the traps, and even write a custom appeal letter for you.
I would love to get your honest feedback on the speed, formatting, and helpfulness of the summaries. Let me know what features or common contract types you’d like to see Buddy tackle next!
Thank you for checking us out!
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Would love to see a way to track the status of submitted appeals right inside the app, like a simple timeline showing where each letter stands with the insurer or landlord. Right now I would have no clue if my follow up is actually being read or just sitting in a queue. Even a basic read receipt or expected response window estimate would turn this from a one shot generator into something I can actually rely on through the whole dispute.
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@nazlvkk Thank you for your input and its a good idea. Insurance company would have to respond back to the app or some path the app could discover. I will research the possibilities.
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Have you considered adding a way to upload the full document as a PDF or image so it can scan every clause automatically, even the fine print tucked into attachments. Right now I assume it only works with pasted text, but real insurance denials and contracts always come as files I would want to drop in and get the full breakdown without retyping.
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@euygur57331 Yes thanks for asking, There is a upload function for PDF documents. If policy owner does not have a PDF file available they can call their agent and they will email one over. PDF documents take a bit longer to render, that function works very well.
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Maker
Welcome
Hello Product Hunt! 👋
I’m the creator of Wayne Audit, and I built this platform because the system has become completely stacked against the average person and the independent small business owner.
Right now, health insurance giants use automated AI algorithms to instantly deny over 200 million medical claims a year. They rely on you getting completely overwhelmed by their dense, 50-page legal booklets and simply giving up. At the same time, predatory gym memberships and commercial property leases trap people with hidden auto-renewals, accelerated fees, and brutal liability waivers.
We wanted to give everyone a way to fight back with an AI of their own.
Wayne Audit is completely free to test in this launch and requires zero sign-ups or email addresses to test out. You can head over to our special Product Hunt VIP Page (https://wayneaudit.com/product-h...), copy one of our three "nightmare" sample documents (a gym waiver, a salon lease, or a health denial letter), paste it into the auditor, and watch the tool instantly strip away the jargon, expose the traps, and even write a custom appeal letter for you.
I would love to get your honest feedback on the speed, formatting, and helpfulness of the summaries. Let me know what features or common contract types you’d like to see Buddy tackle next!
Thank you for checking us out!
Report
A template library for specific industries like dental practices or restaurants would be huge since each one has its own contract quirks. Also wondering if you could add a browser extension so I don't have to copy-paste PDFs in, just highlight right on the document I'm reviewing.
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Maker
@muammeranbzaqk That is a very good idea. I will pursue add these functions to the app. Thank you for your comments.
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The plain-English framing is a smart move, legal docs usually scare people off before they even start. Love that the appeal letters get generated automatically, that's where most folks would have given up.
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Maker
@ala83719984275 Thank you for your comment. Yes plain English is rendering helps policy holders and those considering a policy or contract to better understand what they are paying for.
Would love to see a way to track the status of submitted appeals right inside the app, like a simple timeline showing where each letter stands with the insurer or landlord. Right now I would have no clue if my follow up is actually being read or just sitting in a queue. Even a basic read receipt or expected response window estimate would turn this from a one shot generator into something I can actually rely on through the whole dispute.
@nazlvkk Thank you for your input and its a good idea. Insurance company would have to respond back to the app or some path the app could discover. I will research the possibilities.
Have you considered adding a way to upload the full document as a PDF or image so it can scan every clause automatically, even the fine print tucked into attachments. Right now I assume it only works with pasted text, but real insurance denials and contracts always come as files I would want to drop in and get the full breakdown without retyping.
@euygur57331 Yes thanks for asking, There is a upload function for PDF documents. If policy owner does not have a PDF file available they can call their agent and they will email one over. PDF documents take a bit longer to render, that function works very well.
Welcome
Hello Product Hunt! 👋
I’m the creator of Wayne Audit, and I built this platform because the system has become completely stacked against the average person and the independent small business owner.
Right now, health insurance giants use automated AI algorithms to instantly deny over 200 million medical claims a year. They rely on you getting completely overwhelmed by their dense, 50-page legal booklets and simply giving up. At the same time, predatory gym memberships and commercial property leases trap people with hidden auto-renewals, accelerated fees, and brutal liability waivers.
We wanted to give everyone a way to fight back with an AI of their own.
Wayne Audit is completely free to test in this launch and requires zero sign-ups or email addresses to test out. You can head over to our special Product Hunt VIP Page (https://wayneaudit.com/product-h...), copy one of our three "nightmare" sample documents (a gym waiver, a salon lease, or a health denial letter), paste it into the auditor, and watch the tool instantly strip away the jargon, expose the traps, and even write a custom appeal letter for you.
I would love to get your honest feedback on the speed, formatting, and helpfulness of the summaries. Let me know what features or common contract types you’d like to see Buddy tackle next!
Thank you for checking us out!
A template library for specific industries like dental practices or restaurants would be huge since each one has its own contract quirks. Also wondering if you could add a browser extension so I don't have to copy-paste PDFs in, just highlight right on the document I'm reviewing.
@muammeranbzaqk That is a very good idea. I will pursue add these functions to the app. Thank you for your comments.
The plain-English framing is a smart move, legal docs usually scare people off before they even start. Love that the appeal letters get generated automatically, that's where most folks would have given up.
@ala83719984275 Thank you for your comment. Yes plain English is rendering helps policy holders and those considering a policy or contract to better understand what they are paying for.