About Odarcon

Odarcon checks what you tell us about your family and circumstances against citizenship law, treaties and historical border changes across 70 countries, and shows you every route that might apply - not just the first one that matches.

How the screening actually works

It's an AI-oriented rules engine. The reasoning was built with AI and it behaves like it - following a family across borders, weighing several routes at once, telling you which facts are still missing. As things stand today, nothing you write is handed to a language model to interpret. Every question, every route and every result is written against a specific legal source - a citizenship act, a treaty, a documented border change - and resolved by explicit rules you can trace end to end. No guessing, and no black box.

Concretely: 70 countries, 432 named routes, checked in a single pass - descent, marriage, residence, birth in country, investment, and country-specific programs. Where a fact is missing, the result says so and tells you what would resolve it. Where a route is closed to you, it says that plainly too.

Why it's free

You don't pay us - not to run the check, not to see your result, and not to be put in touch with a lawyer. Odarcon is paid by the immigration law firms we work with, not by the people we screen. We take no cut of anyone's legal fees, so we are not paid more for steering you toward an expensive claim over a simple one.

What we don't do

• We don't give legal advice, and using Odarcon doesn't create a lawyer–client relationship.
• We don't ask for or store documents.
• We don't match or recommend a specific lawyer - you choose from a list, if you want one.
• We don't tell you that you definitely qualify, or that you definitely don't.

Who's behind it

Odarcon is built by Tomer Wendel and Nir Diamant, with a small group of collaborators. We would still rather you trusted the method than the names - the whole point of showing our reasoning is that you can check it yourself. If you'd like to reach us directly, contact goes to a real, monitored address.