For law firms
Most tools check content after it is written. Ghosts takes the advertising rules you configure for your firm and its state, applies them while the piece is drafted, and routes every draft to your reviewer before anything publishes.
1. Configure the rules
Choose the state or states your firm advertises in and the kind of content you are producing. Ghosts loads the advertising rules configured for that combination.
2. Draft inside them
The draft is written to those constraints from the first pass, and language that may implicate a rule is flagged in context with the rule it points to.
3. Your reviewer signs off
Nothing leaves the workspace until a reviewer at your firm approves it. Reviewer seats are unlimited and free, so sign-off never competes with a per-seat bill.
Ghosts is a drafting and review tool. It is not a law firm and does not give legal advice. It checks content against the rules configured for your firm, for your review, and your firm decides what publishes. The rule sets it uses are maintained as a working reference, and your own counsel remains the authority on what is permissible.