wozhub is rebuilding Mike into Inquilino - a Spanish-language assistant for Argentine renters navigating rent, expenses, and tenancy law.
Inquilino is wozhub's reworking of Mike into a focused tool for Argentina's rental market. The generic legal-AI shell is gone; in its place is a tenant's assistant that speaks rioplatense Spanish on every screen and concerns itself with the things renters actually deal with - rent, building expenses, and lease terms.
The fork's center of gravity is Argentine tenancy law. wozhub has wired it to draw on real statute text rather than a model's best guess, and connected it to live law-change alerts so the assistant reflects the rules as they shift. The bet is clear: a renter asking about a rent review or a lease clause gets grounded, jurisdiction-specific answers, not generic legal chatter.
This is a deliberate narrowing rather than a light reskin. wozhub stripped out the broader finance workflows that came with Mike and rebranded the whole thing as Inquilino, trading generality for a sharp niche. If you read Spanish or care about how a legal-AI fork serves a single national rental market, it's worth a click through to GitHub.
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Ask wozhub's fork about a lease or a rent review and the assistant now answers from real statute text, not the model's best guess.
Every screen now speaks rioplatense Spanish, aimed squarely at Argentina's rental market.
A new fork pipes real-time legal updates straight into the app, so the system reacts the moment a law shifts.
The fork ships a tight set of built-in workflows aimed squarely at rental law, not generic legal AI.
A clean-slate rebrand turns the generic Mike shell into Inquilino, aimed at Argentine renters wrangling rent and building expenses.