Pre-Trip by Kesey

Check the copy before it rolls.

Paste the draft, pick where and what you market, and run the rules. A clean pass cites the rules it cleared. A flag quotes the exact sentence, names the rule, and says what to change.

Fares

Out of free checks? Two ways to ride.

One scan is one check of one draft, any asset type; video fares by length, one scan per started 30 seconds with a two-scan minimum. Tokens never expire and there is nothing to cancel. A pass is monthly, and its scan count is a fair-use ceiling rather than a budget: it resets each billing period and does not roll over, but it is set high enough that a working desk should never think about it. The advanced rewrite draws on the same pass.

The library

Coverage, source-cited.

Every ruleset carries its citations and a review clock. A ruleset that is pending review, past its clock, or covering a jurisdiction with no adopted rules fails closed: it flags instead of passing. Freshness is the product.

    Scanned, not kept.

    Your draft copy is processed for the check and never stored: not the email, the landing page, the post, or the video. That promise does not move. To run your free checks and reach you, your account carries five person-level things and only these: your work email, the timestamp of your consent, the page you signed up from, and the vertical and state your updates should be about. Those last two are your own answer to an optional question, or the subject of the guide you subscribed from, never a guess we made from what you scanned. Every compliance update carries a one-click unsubscribe, and leaving the list does not touch your account or your sign-in links. Alongside these we keep aggregate usage counts and verdict shapes. The scanner runs Google Analytics on the same property as kesey.agency, so a visit that starts on a guide and continues here counts once instead of twice; it sees which step you reached and the facets you chose, never your copy, your email, or your account id, and its advertising features are off. Never the copy itself. A Pre-Trip pass is not a legal opinion; the workflow is screen first, counsel last.

    Video scans work the same way with one honest caveat: processing is not instant, so the uploaded file and its time-coded transcript exist in transient storage while the scan runs. The file is deleted the moment processing finishes, the transcript is handed to you once and deleted on delivery, and a sweeper removes anything left behind within 15 minutes, refunding scans that never completed. Audio is transcribed by Deepgram under the same posture as our AI calls: no account identity attached, nothing retained by us. Nothing about your video survives a completed scan.