How does Rsolve work? From conflict to binding agreement
Rsolve is an online platform that guides two parties towards a solution with the help of a neutral AI mediator. You don't need to install anything, and you don't need to be online at the same time. Below you can see exactly how the process works, what the AI mediator does for you, and what it's suitable for.
Who is it for, and which conflicts?
Rsolve is designed for everyday conflicts between two parties who want to work things out together, such as:
- Neighbour disputes about noise, fences, trees, or property boundaries.
- Business matters such as unpaid invoices or unclear agreements.
- Tenancy disputes about the deposit, service charges, or maintenance.
- Conflicts at work or with an employer.
What the AI mediator does for you
The AI mediator is neutral and doesn't take sides. It reads what both sides bring to the table, removes the emotional charge from accusations, and translates positions into the interests behind them. It then formulates concrete, balanced proposals for you to build on together — until you reach an agreement that works for both of you.
- De-escalates: sharp words become respectful, solution-focused language.
- Impartial: both parties get equal space and weight.
- Concrete: the end result is a clear, signed agreement.
Here's how it works in 4 steps
Invite the other party
You start a case and share a secure link. The other person joins for free — no account or installation needed.
Each person tells their side
Both type out what's going on, in their own words and at their own pace. The AI mediator removes the emotional charge and translates accusations into interests.
Working together towards a proposal
The mediator presents neutral, concrete proposals that both parties can respond to, until you reach an agreement you're both comfortable with.
Agreements recorded
Once you agree, Rsolve puts the agreements you've made down on paper in a settlement agreement (art. 7:900 BW) that you both sign.
What does it cost?
Rsolve works with one fixed rate of € 3,99 per case. No subscription, no hourly rate, no hidden costs. Participation is free for the invited party. By comparison: a traditional mediation process quickly costs € 1.200 – € 2.400, and a lawyer or lawsuit process often costs € 2.500 – € 7.500 or more.
See what a conflict really costsPrivacy and confidentiality
Everything you share stays confidential. Conversations are encrypted in transit and stored within the EU, and your case is never used to train public AI models. Once finished, you can delete the entire case with a single click. Rsolve operates in compliance with GDPR.
What Rsolve does and doesn't do
Rsolve guides the conversation and helps you record your own agreements. It is not a lawyer and does not provide legal advice or judgment on your legal position.
- For legally complex matters (dismissal, tenancy law, inheritance law), it's wise to have things reviewed by a legal professional.
- Mediation is not the right route in cases of criminal offences, violence, or danger.
- A settlement agreement via Rsolve records your own agreements and is not a legal review.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Ready to get started?
Start a neutral case, invite the other party, and work together towards a binding agreement.