Every email Yunaki writes waits as a draft. You read it, you press send. The part of the system that writes drafts cannot send them — that's how it's built, not a setting.

Yunaki cannot touch a signature field — the software refuses to fill one, period. There is no e-filing and no auto-submit anywhere in the product. Filing is your attorney's act, always.

If a date is unreadable, it stays blank. If an answer can't be judged, Yunaki says "can't tell" instead of guessing. When something goes wrong, it fails toward caution — never toward a pass.

Every lookup is limited to your firm — once in the software and again in the database itself. Another firm asking for your record gets the same answer as asking for one that doesn't exist.

A petitioner and a beneficiary can share a case without sharing answers. Each gets their own link, their own questions, their own half of the file.

Our system logs never contain a name, an answer, an address, or a document. When we debug a problem, we see case numbers and counts — not your client.

Each assistant has a fixed, short list of things it is allowed to do. Anything else is refused automatically. Every run has a hard limit, and a run that hits it says so instead of pretending it finished.

Every run is recorded: what it read, what it did, in what order, and how it ended. You can see the same trail in the app, case by case.