About Amparo

Amparo is a free practice tool in English and Spanish. Rehearse what to say in police encounters, then print basic preparedness materials to keep within reach.

Why it exists

Amparo is the Spanish word for shelter, and in law, for a constitutional protection. Practicing the words can make them more familiar under pressure. Practice does not guarantee safety or a legal outcome. Reading rights resources and contacting qualified legal help remain important; Amparo adds rehearsal, not a replacement for either. Core practice and basic printing are free.

Who makes it

Michael Francois, Founder and product builder. The legal information comes from cited sources; the founder’s role is not a claim of legal qualification. Professional review status is stated separately below. Write to hello@amparohq.com.

What Amparo claims — and what it does not

• It claims: the Texas, Georgia and New York pack editions quote primary statutes. The Arena also has provisional, cited state summaries; summaries and source quotations are identified separately in the verification process.
• It does not claim to be a law firm, to give legal advice, or to be attorney-reviewed. How we verify states exactly where that line sits today.
• It does not claim attorney-reviewed coverage in any state. Federal practice is available nationally. Texas, Georgia and New York have source-verified pack editions; other public state pages show federal information and identify limits. Source verification is not attorney review.

What it costs

Nothing to read, practice or print basic materials. The optional $9.99 Master Script is a convenience format, not access to extra rights. The $19.99 physical card is a pre-launch proposal, not available to order. Legal review, fulfillment, pricing and payment approval remain required. See the physical product preview and organization options.