7 projects
One question
Why is law, which concerns everyone, understood by so few? And why does it live in documents nobody opens? Every project below is an attempt at an answer, built and shipped.
È CHIARO?
Snap a contract and understand costs, penalties and rights in seconds. A clarity score from 0 to 100.
Born as GLINT. Two sides: readers understand what they sign, drafters see where the text tires the reader and rewrite it. It changes the structure, not the law.
chiaro.info ↗Neuro Legal Cortex
The lab measuring how the brain reads a contract: timing, gaze, fNIRS, EEG.
Real people read real clauses wearing a neurofeedback headband. The result is the LX Complexity Score, a measure of a legal text’s cognitive compatibility. Golden rule: no single sensor proves understanding.
neurolegalcortex.com ↗Understanding law
Alongside the tool and the lab: the book and the school for children.Other projects
The same method, applied elsewhere: a game, my work system, an app for parents.Torre Integra
LiveA 3D game: build a tower in Milan by solving compliance dilemmas. Each floor is a subject.
KAIR.OS
LiveOne space for calendar, email, projects and health, with a briefing every morning at 8.
Crescendo
BetaThe app that walks parents from pregnancy to age 6, anticipating needs without intruding.
Where they come from
Four earlier projects. Each left me a method I still use.- 2011–2018#LibrInnovandoConferences on the future of digital publishing, when the ebook frightened publishers.
Rules always arrive after the technology. Better to write them first.
TodayBooks, ebooks and copyright → - 2014–L3DP · Legal 3D PrintingItaly’s first network on 3D printing law.
The law of a technology can be built before the rules arrive. It is the method I use today for neurotechnology.
TodayNeuro Legal Cortex ↗ - 2015–IDBNBioprinting and law: printing tissues and organs.
When technology enters the body, consent becomes the critical point. From there, the road to the mind.
TodayHabeas Mentem → - 2017–2022MakeMarkLegal design, privacy and IP treated as products.
A legal document is designed like a product, and judged by how well it is understood.
TodayÈ CHIARO? ↗