Launching Soon

Government
made navigable.

Type your goal in plain language. ClearCiviQ maps every form, fee, deadline, and office into a step-by-step roadmap specific to your city and state.

Free tier no account required
Zero-knowledge encrypted on your device
ClearCiviQ
01Name availability search
TX SOS$0Done
02File Certificate of Formation
Form 205$300Done
03Get your EIN
IRS online$0~15 min
04City food permit
Austin DSD$425Deadline May 30
05Mobile vendor license
APH$130In person
Encrypted on device
Deadline reminders
Live gov sources
89,000+
distinct U.S. local, state, and federal government entities
5.6M+
new business applications filed in the U.S. in 2025 alone
97%
cheaper than a lawyer at $8.99/month vs $200-$500 per hour
Why ClearCiviQ

Built for people the
system forgets.

Zero-knowledge

We store ciphertext we cannot read.

All vault data is encrypted on your device with AES-256-GCM before it ever reaches our servers. The encryption key lives only on your device. Even under compulsion, we have nothing to hand over.

How it works
Live gov sources

Real data, not generic answers.

Every roadmap is checked against live jurisdiction-specific sources. The correct form number, the real fee, the actual portal URL for your county.

Stateful tracking

Your roadmap remembers where you are.

Mark steps done, store documents in your encrypted vault, and get deadline reminders. Not a chatbot. A tracker.

20
Steps per roadmap

Each step carries the form, fee, portal URL, timeline, confidence level, and what happens if you miss it.

Always free

Safety mode for survivors.

Quick-exit, stealth notifications, and full telemetry suppression for DV situations. No account required.

$0
Data harvested

No ads. No data selling. No analytics on private actions. We profit from subscriptions, not from you.

The Alternatives

Same outcome. Wildly different cost.

A Lawyer
DIY Googling
ClearCiviQ
Cost
$200–$500 /hour
Free, but…
$8.99 /month
Jurisdiction-specific
Yes
Maybe, eventually
Yes, automatically
Tracks your progress
If you pay more
Sticky notes
Built in
Deadline warnings
If you pay more
No
Push reminders
Sees your private data
Everything
Every site you visit
Nothing, encrypted
How it works

Three steps. No detours.

01

Tell us your goal

Type it plainly: "start an LLC in Houston" or "apply for SNAP in Cook County." Two to four quick questions pin down your exact situation.

02

Receive a verified roadmap

ClearCiviQ searches live government sources and builds a structured plan with every form, fee, portal URL, deadline, and consequence mapped out.

03

Track it to completion

Mark steps submitted. Store documents. Get SLA reminders. Your roadmap is a living guide that knows where you left off.

Questions

Answers, up front.

No. ClearCiviQ provides government process information, the same information available on official .gov sources, organized into actionable steps with live data. For advice about your specific legal rights, consult a licensed attorney. Every roadmap states this clearly.

Almost nothing. Your vault is encrypted on your device with a key only you hold; our servers store ciphertext we cannot read. We hold a one-way hashed sign-in identifier, your subscription tier, and account timestamps. We never see your name, email, documents, or roadmap contents.

Every roadmap is generated against live government sources at the moment you ask, and each step carries a confidence label (high, medium, or low). When the AI is not certain, it says so and points you to the official source to verify. Government processes change; we tell you when to double-check.

Two full roadmap generations with the first two steps of each unlocked, the document checklist, community tips, and end-to-end encryption. Safety mode for DV situations is permanently free, requires no account, and includes every protection.

Soon. iOS first, Android close behind. Join the launch list below and you will get exactly one email the day it goes live.

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