Your claim, organized.
Your records, private.
Your money, kept.

Feed it. Clean it. File it. Keep it.

1. Feed it. Drag in your VA decision letters, C&P exams, doctor notes, and treatment records. The AI reads each one and builds a condition board — every condition, its status, its rating, and where every fact came from, with a citation back to the source page.
2. Clean it. One click reviews the whole board: real claims sorted from junk, and every red flag in your records triaged into genuine threats, minor notes, or resolved issues — each with a written reason you can check.
3. File it. Pick a condition, and it drafts your personal statement in your own words, builds the form worksheet, and can fill the official VA PDF itself — locally, with your SSN never sent anywhere. You review every field; you stay the inspector who signs off.
4. Keep it. After you win, play defense. The app tracks care continuity on every service-connected condition and warns you when a quiet medical record starts putting a rating at risk.

There’s also a wingman chat that knows your entire case — and it’s deliberately not a yes-man. If your memory and your records disagree, it sides with the records and shows you exactly where. A tool that just agrees with you would help you build a claim the VA rater’s copy of your file contradicts.

Your records never leave your computer

This isn’t a promise buried in fine print — it’s how the app is built. Claims Wingman is a single file that runs in your web browser. There is no server behind it. This is the complete privacy policy:

The AI reading runs on your own Claude API key from Anthropic — a few dollars of credit processes an entire case, paid by you directly to Anthropic, under your account, at your control. The only network connection the app ever makes is from your browser to api.anthropic.com. Your SSN, date of birth, and address are never included in anything sent to the AI; they’re stamped onto your forms locally. Anthropic’s handling of API traffic is governed by their privacy policy.

Because everything lives in your browser, backups are your job: the Save Case button exports your whole file as one portable backup. The app reminds you.

Free means you do your part

This app comes with zero support — no help desk, no email, nobody to call. In exchange, it’s free, private, and it explains itself: the Start Here tab is the manual, and every button says what it does. Three rules make it work:

1. Feed it everything. The app only knows what’s in your uploaded records. If a fact isn’t in a document, it’s treated as unproven — because that’s exactly how the VA rater will treat it.

2. Verify everything. It organizes and drafts; you read every field before anything gets filed. Use current forms from VA.gov, always.

3. Your VSO is your human support. For filing and for questions, take your organized packet to a county VSO, DAV, VFW, or American Legion service officer. They’re accredited, they’re free by law, and a vet who walks in organized is the easiest client they’ll see all week. The app’s Get Help tab has every number — including the ones that matter at 2 a.m.

See where every rated veteran in America stands

Alongside the app, we host a free VA Disability Compensation Dashboard built from the VA’s own FY 2025 published data: every county in the country on a map, ratings from 0% to 100%, and the full national picture in one searchable page. This is public information — published by the VA itself, paid for by all of us, and every taxpayer and every veteran has the right to see it. Nothing in it identifies any individual; it is the program’s own scoreboard.

It opens right in your browser — nothing to install. Want to keep it? It’s a single file: right-click the page and “Save As,” and it works offline forever. Same rules as everything here: built from official VA data, no tracking, free.

Why it’s free

Pass it on. The whole app is one file — email it to a buddy, put it on a thumb drive, share claimswingman.com. It costs nothing to give away, which is the point.