Live demo · a sample veteran · click around

See how it works — a claim, start to finish

This is the app itself, not a video: the Command Center, a claim laid out the way VA decides it, your records, a decision letter read in plain English, and your documents. Open anything on the left.

Example veteran, invented for this demo. His claims and his VA.gov record are sample data, not a real account.

Veteran, here's where you stand.

Your ratingFrom VA.gov

10% · from VA.gov

2 rated conditions, as VA.gov shows them.

Intent to FileOn file

File by Mar 4, 2027

On file at VA · from VA.gov

What it pays2026 VA table

$180.42/mo

At 10%, filing single. 2026 VA table · VA decides.

On the board

2claims

0 ready to file · 2 need work · 1 filed · 2 rated by VA

Your claims

0 ready to file · 2 need work · 1 with VA

Working on · 2

answer by March 4, 2027

Dollar figures use the 2026 VA pay table (in effect since December 1, 2025) at the level shown. VA decides every rating.

Filed with VA · 1

Filed with VA, claim number 600000123, step 3 of 8: Evidence gathering.

Rated by VA · 2

At VA's maximum for this condition

From VA.gov · shown as VA holds it

Left knee strainsince Sep 2011 · from VA.gov0%

Your claims, on your body

Where each of your claims sits, and what your records show that you haven't claimed yet. The colours show where things stand today — not what VA will decide.

2 in progress
2 granted
2 in your records, not claimed yet
1 filed with VA

All of it

Hearing loss — filed with VA
Obstructive sleep apnea — in progress
Migraine Headaches — in progress
Tinnitus — granted at 10%
Left knee strain — granted at 0% · from VA.gov
Lumbar strain — in your records, not claimed yet — worth a look
GERD — in your records, not claimed yet — worth a look

The order of march

2 queued

Your own account is first-hand evidence no record can replace.
A diagnosis on record is the floor of a rating.

A live demo on a sample veteran. Nothing here is a real customer's, nothing saves, and dollar figures are the 2026 VA pay table, not a promise.

Inside the app

Your whole claim, under one command.

Command Center
Every claim, and what each still needs.
Your rating, what it pays, your Intent to File, and every claim with its four numbered dots and the triangle — they fill in gold as you go.
Veteran, here's where you stand.
Your ratingFrom VA.gov
10% · from VA.gov
2 rated conditions, as VA.gov shows them.
Intent to FileOn file
File by Mar 4, 2027
On file at VA · from VA.gov
What it pays2026 VA table
$180.42/mo
At 10%, filing single. 2026 VA table · VA decides.
0
On the board
2claims
0 ready to file · 2 need work · 1 filed · 2 rated by VA
Your claims
0 ready to file · 2 need work · 1 with VA
Working on · 2
answer by March 4, 2027
Dollar figures use the 2026 VA pay table (in effect since December 1, 2025) at the level shown. VA decides every rating.
Filed with VA · 1
Filed with VA, claim number 600000123, step 3 of 8: Evidence gathering.
Rated by VA · 2
TinnitusService-connected10%
From VA.gov · shown as VA holds it
Left knee strainsince Sep 2011 · from VA.gov0%
Your claims, on your body
Where each of your claims sits, and what your records show that you haven't claimed yet. The colours show where things stand today — not what VA will decide.
2 in progress
2 granted
2 in your records, not claimed yet
1 filed with VA
All of it
Hearing loss — filed with VA
Obstructive sleep apnea — in progress
Migraine Headaches — in progress
Tinnitus — granted at 10%
Left knee strain — granted at 0% · from VA.gov
Lumbar strain — in your records, not claimed yet — worth a look
GERD — in your records, not claimed yet — worth a look
The order of march
2 queued
Your own account is first-hand evidence no record can replace.
A diagnosis on record is the floor of a rating.
Each claim
Laid out the way VA decides it.
The diagnosis, what happened in service, and the medical link — each with what's done, what's next, and the one button to do it.
Obstructive sleep apnea DC 6847
Your fileBuilding · 3 of 4
This claim needs: a nexus opinion.
- 1 · The diagnosisOn record — the VA already conceded it
- 2 · What happened, and how it affects youYour statement · daily life · a witness
- 3 · The link to your serviceReady to draft — this answers the denialDraft it →
How VA rates it — your records document the 50% level.
“Patient uses CPAP nightly, compliance 92% of nights.” — sleep study, p. 3
What your records show
The page that proves the level.
Your records read against VA's rating criteria — the level they document, quoted with the page, and what's missing for the next.
What your records show — Obstructive sleep apnea
Your records document the 50% level.
✓ Requires use of a breathing assistance device such as a CPAP machine
“Patient uses CPAP nightly, compliance 92% of nights.” — sleep study, p. 3
At 50%, the 2026 pay table adds about $1,133/mo. For 100%, not found yet: chronic respiratory failure · cor pulmonale · tracheostomy.
The package
One package, ready to file.
A cover sheet listing every document you're submitting, then each document in filing order.
Evidence cover sheet
Supplemental claim — Obstructive sleep apnea
1. 1VA Form 21-4138 — Personal statement
2. 2VA Form 21-10210 — Buddy statement (signed)
3. 3Medical opinion — reviewed and signed by a licensed clinician
4. 4Sleep study, 2025 (3 pages)
5. 5VA treatment records (12 pages)
One PDF, in filing order. You file it on VA.gov or hand it to your representative.

Veteran, here's where you stand.

Your ratingFrom VA.gov

10% · from VA.gov

2 rated conditions, as VA.gov shows them.

Intent to FileOn file

File by Mar 4, 2027

On file at VA · from VA.gov

What it pays2026 VA table

$180.42/mo

At 10%, filing single. 2026 VA table · VA decides.

On the board

2claims

0 ready to file · 2 need work · 1 filed · 2 rated by VA

Your claims

0 ready to file · 2 need work · 1 with VA

Working on · 2

answer by March 4, 2027

Dollar figures use the 2026 VA pay table (in effect since December 1, 2025) at the level shown. VA decides every rating.

Filed with VA · 1

Filed with VA, claim number 600000123, step 3 of 8: Evidence gathering.

Rated by VA · 2

TinnitusService-connected10%

From VA.gov · shown as VA holds it

Left knee strainsince Sep 2011 · from VA.gov0%

Your claims, on your body

Where each of your claims sits, and what your records show that you haven't claimed yet. The colours show where things stand today — not what VA will decide.

2 in progress
2 granted
2 in your records, not claimed yet
1 filed with VA

All of it

Hearing loss — filed with VA
Obstructive sleep apnea — in progress
Migraine Headaches — in progress
Tinnitus — granted at 10%
Left knee strain — granted at 0% · from VA.gov
Lumbar strain — in your records, not claimed yet — worth a look
GERD — in your records, not claimed yet — worth a look

The order of march

2 queued

Your own account is first-hand evidence no record can replace.
A diagnosis on record is the floor of a rating.

Your turn

Ready to try it on your claim?

Create a free account — no card — and build your first claim on screen. The 7-day trial ($1 today) opens everything to see and edit; downloading, copying, printing and witness signature links start with the $20/month plan — when the trial ends, or right away if you pay now. Cancel anytime.

Start my claim free Or write one statement first — no account

No cut of your back pay
No outcome promised — VA decides
Not affiliated with the VA

See how it works — a claim, start to finish

Your claims?

Your claims, on your body

All of it

The order of march

Ratings, claims and service

Your whole claim, under one command.

Your claims?

Your claims, on your body

All of it

The order of march

Your claims?

Your claims, on your body

All of it

The order of march

Ready to try it on your claim?

Your claims

Your claims

Your claims