The chatbot that will force your landlord to fix a leaky tap

Stanford student Joshua Browder just launched a new "chatbot" service on his website DoNotPay.co.uk that's designed to help tenants force their negligent landlords to fix problems like leaky taps or moldy walls. The new online service launched Friday in the U.K. and follows the highly publicized success of Browder's online parking ticket appeal service, which started in the U.K. but recently expanded to New York and Seattle. Browder estimates he has saved drivers about 5 million through successfully appealing 180,000 parking tickets. CNNMoney was given exclusive access to the new landlord service before the launch. It's not a glamorous website and it's got a few kinks, but it generally works as promised.