Settle your dispute amicably.
Walk away with a mutually signed agreement letter.
A strictly neutral AI guides you privately every step of the way, up to a written agreement — no lawyer, no court.
- Private — Nothing leaves your channel without your validation
- Free until you reach an agreement · You only pay to formalise the signed letter
Four steps, one agreement.
You are supported privately at every step. Our specialized AI helps you clarify, formulate, decide — without ever being in direct contact with the other party. The only shared space is the agreement letter, which is built progressively from the formulations each party validates.
You frame the situation, privately
You describe the dispute in your private channel. Our AI helps you clarify what happened, what troubles you, and what you would like to achieve. Nothing is shared yet. This step is free.
The other party joins, in their own channel
When the framing is ready, you send an invitation via a secure link. If the other party accepts, they enter their own private channel, with the same AI. The two channels remain strictly separated — no one sees what the other writes.
You build an agreement letter together
As exchanges unfold, the AI suggests formulations to share with the other party. You accept, modify, or refuse them. Only sentences validated on both sides appear in the shared agreement letter, which is built progressively.
You sign and keep the letter
When the letter suits both parties, each signs. You receive it in printable format, timestamped and referenced with a unique number. It is an evidentiary record of your agreement, admissible if the dispute resumes or if a third party (mediator, judge, insurer) needs a formal starting point.
A single final document: the agreement letter, signed by both parties.
The whole journey converges into a single document: the agreement letter. Written progressively, as exchanges unfold, it records the points accepted on each side and the commitments made by each. As concise or as detailed as the dispute requires: as many articles as needed, with a printable export that flows automatically across multiple pages.
Illustrative example — fictional names and content
Readable, without jargon
The letter uses the parties' words, not those of the law. A text designed to be understood effortlessly — by you today, by anyone re-reading it in several years.
Timestamped, referenced and verifiable
Unique reference number, timestamp on each signature, printable export. Above all: any third party — judge, lawyer, insurer — can confirm its existence, date and integrity from the reference, without the content being exposed. Verify a letter →
Useful, without replacing the law
It is not a formal legal instrument — and that's not what we claim. It is an evidentiary record of your agreement, admissible before a mediator, a judge or an insurer as proof of process and a formal starting point.
Because what is not written is forgotten. And because what is written together — in negotiated terms — holds.
Private and neutral by design.
Confidentiality and neutrality aren't clauses in our terms — they're the very architecture of the product. Four concrete guarantees:
Strictly separated private channels
Each party has a private channel with the AI, inaccessible to the other. None of your messages are transmitted to them; only the formulations you explicitly validate reach the shared agreement letter.
The AI never sees your personal information
Before each request to the model, our system automatically replaces names, addresses, precise amounts and other identifying elements with neutral references. The model works on anonymized text. You see your normal interface; the model never sees who you are.
A framework, not a raw model
The AI is not a consumer chatbot: it’s configured for conciliation and embedded in an architecture that protects you — anonymisation, separated channels, structured progression, timestamped signatures. Your privacy doesn’t depend on an AI vendor, but on the framework we built.
Neutrality by design
The AI facilitates, it never decides: no decision-making power, no bias. And when a professional referrer opens a case for two third parties, the architecture technically prevents them from reading the private channels — they follow progress, never your exchanges. Neutrality isn't a marketing promise: it's a constraint of the system.
- 100% Swiss hosting
- Compliant with the GDPR and the EU AI Act
- Your exchanges never train the AI
For disputes where both parties can still dialogue.
Concilim is designed for bilateral situations that still have a path to agreement. Not for emergencies, situations of violence or coercion, or disputes requiring an immediate judicial decision.
Housing and neighborhood
Co-ownership charges, noise, unmade repairs, shared access, common-area maintenance, property boundaries, deposit return.
Money and small contracts
Unpaid balance, disputed invoice, compensation request, non-conforming service, disputed verbal commitment, shared costs between individuals.
Family assets
Distribution after a succession, timeline for the sale of a property, division of furniture, testamentary provisions, disagreements between co-heirs.
Self-employment and services
Client-provider disagreement, disputed freelance delivery, missed delivery schedule, orally agreed terms, outstanding billing.
Simple and predictable.
per signed agreement
A single, one-off payment — no subscription, no hidden fees.
- Free until you sign: framing, the exchanges with the AI and preparing your case are all included.
- You only pay when you formalise your agreement as a signed letter.
- No agreement reached? You pay nothing.
Concilim, set against other paths.
To better position Concilim against the two traditional paths: classical mediation (with an accredited mediator) and litigation (lawyer, court). None replaces the others; they address different situations.
| Concilim | Classical mediation | Lawyer · Litigation | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Total cost | 40 EUR | 800 – 2,500 CHF | 3,000 – 15,000 CHF |
| Time from start to agreement | A few days, at your pace | 4 to 8 weeks | 6 to 24 months |
| Physical travel | None | 2 to 4 sessions | Mandatory hearings |
| Final written document | Timestamped letter, admissible evidentiary record | Mediation minutes | Judgment or settlement |
| Confidentiality by default | Yes — private channels, anonymised AI | Yes — contractual clause | Public hearing |
| Human third party required | No — AI + auto-framing | Yes — accredited mediator | Yes — lawyer / judge |
Approximate orders of magnitude based on current practice in Western Switzerland for standard civil disputes. The right path depends on the nature of the dispute, the quality of dialogue still possible, and the financial or legal stakes at play.