Add what you have
Describe the problem and add a receipt, email, chat, screenshot, PDF, or pasted message.
Upload the email, receipt, or screenshot. Resolve organizes your case, drafts your next message, and reminds you when it is time to follow up or escalate.
Describe the problem and add a receipt, email, chat, screenshot, PDF, or pasted message.
Resolve organizes dates, amounts, promises, and confirmation numbers. You correct anything that is incomplete.
Edit and copy a factual message, record the response, and track the next follow-up or escalation.
A merchant promised a refund, but it has not arrived.
Missing-refund checklistYou canceled and have a confirmation, but another charge appeared.
Cancellation-charge checklistThe same purchase appears more than once and needs a factual inquiry.
Duplicate-charge checklistA travel, service, or store credit was promised but is not available.
Missing-credit checklistA documented reimbursement or ordinary deposit has not been returned.
A straightforward repair, replacement, or service commitment remains open.
AI can misread a document, so extracted facts are always shown for confirmation. Resolve never sends an email, calls a company, files a dispute, or submits a complaint for you.
Resolve is a case organizer, information assistant, and drafting tool. It is not legal, tax, or financial advice, and results are not guaranteed.
Paid options remain unavailable until test payments and entitlement handling are fully verified.
Use the full case organizer, fact confirmation, drafts, timeline, and reminders for one active case.
Start a free caseA one-time purchase for another active case. Purchase access will appear only after test validation.
Annual access for multiple active cases. This does not alter the separate $4.99 Money in Reach Plus plan.
No. Resolve drafts text and helps organize dates and tasks. You edit, approve, and send every communication yourself.
Evidence is stored privately and access is checked against the signed-in case owner. Avoid uploading unnecessary sensitive identifiers, and redact full account or card numbers before uploading.
No. Resolve can improve organization and follow-through, but it cannot control company decisions or guarantee an outcome.
Resolve explains the limitation and, when appropriate, links to an official government resource. It does not improvise guidance for restricted matters.
No. Resolve is an educational case organizer and drafting tool, not a law firm, financial adviser, tax service, or dispute-submission service.
Start with the clearest description you can give. You can add evidence now or save the case as a draft.