For practising advocates
Write and peer-review Snaps in your area of practice. You bring the legal judgment; our editors handle the plain-language rewrite and the four-tier format. Every piece is anchored in the statute it explains — a way to put your expertise in front of citizens who’ll never open a bare Act.
Write with us →For paralegals & researchers
Help us find, cite-check and keep Snaps current. You’ll pull primary sources, verify sections and dates, and flag when a law changes so a Snap gets updated rather than going stale. A good fit if you love the research and want your work read widely.
Join the research pool →Editorial guidelines
Our standard, in one line: no jargon, no bias, just clarity. Every Snap is plain-language, anchored in the statute it explains, and published in four tiers — Snap, Explainer, Field guide and Deep dive. Want the full style-and-sourcing guide before you pitch? Ask and we’ll send it over.
Request the guidelines →Commission a snap
Need a specific law or scheme explained clearly — for your team, your users, or a community you serve? Commission a Snap and we’ll research, write and review a plain-language explainer on that topic, in the same format as the rest of the library.
Commission a snap →Translation programme
Menus and pages are in English, हिंदी, தமிழ், తెలుగు, ಕನ್ನಡ and मराठी; a growing number of snaps are translated too, but most still read in English only. More Indian languages are in the queue. Help translate and localise them so the law reads the same in every language — we pair translators with reviewers so nothing gets lost in the move.
Join the translation programme →Not sure where you fit? Just write to support@omilos.ai — tell us what you’d like to do and we’ll point you the right way.
