Build an online service for people like Sarah Martinez, a 42

Build an online service for people like Sarah Martinez, a 42-year-old working mother in Texas who has bought products, used apps, financial services, healthcare platforms, or employer benefits that may later become part of class-action or mass-arbitration lawsuits, but she never finds out in time to claim money. The pain is concrete: millions of eligible consumers miss settlements because notices go to old emails, legal language is confusing, deadlines are short, and the payout process feels overwhelming. A user could miss $50, $250, or even $2,000+ in potential claims simply because they did not know they qualified. I have 15 years of accounting experience and understand how payouts, eligibility, documentation, deadlines, and claim verification work. The service would let users create a profile with purchases, employers, apps, subscriptions, financial products, locations, and other relevant history. When a lawsuit or settlement may fit their profile, the system automatically emails them with a pre-filled claim link. The user can click, review missing information, upload documents if needed, read required disclosures, and submit or be routed to the proper claim process. Why now: public lawsuit databases, settlement sites, email automation, AI-based profile matching, and secure form pre-filling have recently become good enough to make this easier and cheaper than before. Consumers are also more aware of data privacy, hidden fees, wage issues, product defects, and corporate settlements. The first 100 users would come from my existing accounting network, tax clients, local small-business contacts, Facebook groups focused on consumer refunds and settlements, and targeted emails to people who already trust me with financial paperwork. The goal is to help ordinary people discover lawsuits they are likely eligible for before they miss the deadline.