A $250 lawyer question,
answered for $19
— and kept true after the law moves.
Every state writes its own cottage-food law: which foods you may sell, where you may sell them, and the exact sentence that has to appear on your label. Guess wrong and you lose your booth. OvenClear gives you a statute-cited verdict and a print-ready label — then re-issues that label when the rule underneath it changes.
- Verdict in one form, no chat box
- Label QA gate — mandated sentence byte-verbatim
- Every decision on a signed public ledger
The yes and the no, priced the same
Sourdough at a farmers market
Allowed in Georgia, so you get the whole package: the status, the conditions, the pinned rule text each one came from, your licensing checklist with real fee amounts, and a print-ready label whose mandated sentence is copied byte-for-byte from the source — allergens derived from your ingredients, net weight, and a QR that resolves to a public provenance page.
Cheesecake, same market
Cheesecake is not shelf-stable, and no amount of wanting changes that. OvenClear tells you before you pay, quotes the refrigeration rule that decides it, and never shows you a pay button. A compliance tool that only ever says yes is not a compliance tool — it is a sales funnel with a certificate stapled to it.
What the $19 actually buys
A verdict with the rule quoted back at you
Not "probably fine" — the status, the conditions, and the pinned snapshot text behind each one. Every verdict pins at least one snapshot hash; that is an enforced invariant, not a habit.
A label that passes its own QA gate
The label is composed, never generated. A gate re-reads the finished artifact and checks each mandated sentence is present verbatim. If it is not, the label does not ship — and if you already paid, you are refunded.
Your licensing checklist, with real fee amounts
What to file, in what order, and what each step costs — so the verdict turns into a booth rather than another open tab.
Law-Watch, $5/mo — the part nobody else does
Snapshots are re-fetched and diffed. When the rule your label depends on materially changes, your label is re-issued automatically and chained to the previous version. You do not have to be watching. Selling a compliance answer that silently rots is the actual harm.
Every rule, quote and citation in this service is FIXTURE data — synthetic, statute-shaped text modeled on real cottage-food programs. It is not verbatim law and OvenClear is not a law firm. What is real is the machinery: the verdict engine, the byte-verbatim label gate, the signed ledger and the law-watch re-issue loop all run exactly as shown. Coverage is two states deep (GA, TX) plus two stubs (CA, FL) — not fifty shallow. A compliance product that overstates its coverage is worse than useless.