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Ask your guidelines — cited to the page.

Load the guideline PDFs you already pull from your approved lenders’ portals. Each guide is sealed with a per-page reading receipt and becomes searchable — ask a question and get the passages your guidelines actually state, cited to the lender, the page, and that page’s committed hash. When a lender re-issues a guide, check it against the seal and the changed pages are named, not suspected. The library is private to your shop: it lives in this browser, and the PDFs are never uploaded.

The library

Sealed in your browser — private to your shop.

Add a guideline

No guidelines yet. Add the first one — the PDF is read right here, sealed page by page, and stored in this browser only.

  • Each guide gets a reading receipt: every page reached, its text committed to a hash, one root over the file. A page with no text layer is flagged, never silently passed.
  • Check a fresh download against the seal any time — a re-issued guide has its changed pages named by number.
  • Nothing is uploaded, ever. The library lives in this browser profile; remove a guide and it is gone.

Ask your guidelines

The answer is a passage, a page number, and a hash — or an honest “not stated.”

The question

Add a guideline and type a question to ask. A run only counts when a real search can actually run.

Add a guideline, then ask. Every search runs in this tab — your question is never sent anywhere.

Retrieval with provenance, never interpretation: the tool finds what a page states and cites it. It does not summarize, underwrite, or answer beyond the text — and “your guidelines don’t state it” is a real answer, said plainly. Not legal or lending advice.

Built for the question every broker asks mid-file: “which of my lenders allows this, and where does it say so?” The answer that survives an underwriter is a page number in the lender’s own guide — and the guide that answer came from is sealed, so when the lender quietly re-issues it, you see exactly which pages moved.