Question: I'm looking for a web-based solution that can help non-lawyers decipher legal jargon in documents, do you have any suggestions?

For translating legalese in documents, Legalese Decoder is a good option. This web-based service uses AI, natural language processing and machine learning to translate legalese into plain English. You can upload documents and get a translation that explains legal terms, so you can better understand contracts and agreements. It has different pricing tiers for individuals and businesses.

Another option is Layman Law, which also uses AI to try to make legal mumbo-jumbo more understandable. It includes a browser extension that offers definitions of legal terms as you read them on any website, an AI engine that breaks down clauses, and contract explanation. The tool is designed to let you understand legal documents without paying a lot of money to lawyers.

If you want a more detailed analysis, Detangle could be a good fit. It'll give you a summary of the document, a list of questions to ask an attorney, and an explanation of what might be problematic. It'll also spot financial information and break up dense blocks of text into paragraphs. Detangle encrypts documents with AES and doesn't share user data.

Last, you could try AI-Powered Contract Review, which uses artificial intelligence to summarize documents and spotlight important details and risks. It's not a substitute for legal advice, but it can speed up contract review by translating legalese into plain language and pointing out good terms. Its free version offers a basic AI-organized summary, so it's useful for a broad range of people.