Upsolve is a tech-driven nonprofit that helps low-income Americans overcome debt and rebuild credit at scale. Upsolve was founded in Harvard Law School’s Access to Justice Lab in 2016. Since then, Upsolve has become the nation’s most visited nonprofit financial education site. Upsolve.org educates approximately 2.9 million people a year with over 2,000 articles on debt and credit. To date, Upsolve’s free bankruptcy filing tool has been used by 14,000 families to relieve $600 mn in debt. Upsolve users are disproportionately Black and Brown with an average household income of $25,000. Upsolve is now expanding from bankruptcy to bankruptcy prevention with Upsolve Assist, an AI-powered Financial Assistant for low-income Americans. Upsolve Assist helps you understand your best path out of debt and poor credit and, wherever possible, takes action for you. Upsolve's funders include the Gates Foundation, the Financial Health Network, Robin Hood, and the LSC.