Your contract stays private — it's never published, indexed, or visible to anyone but you.

## How it works

1. 1
### Add the contract
Paste text or upload the Word or PDF file — an NDA, lease, service agreement, employment offer, or any other contract.
2. 2
### Get a plain-language review
The agent identifies the contract type and your likely side, then flags issues clause by clause.
3. 3
### Work through the comments
Each flag sits on the exact clause it concerns — with what to ask the counterparty or your lawyer.

## Built to keep every change reviewable

Most contracts get signed by people who skimmed them. The terms that bite are rarely on page one: the indemnification with no cap, the auto-renewal with a 60-day notice window, the IP assignment that's broader than the work, the termination right only one side holds.

Revise reads the whole contract and flags those clauses as inline comments, in plain language — what the clause does, why it matters, and what to ask about it. It's a careful first read, not a lawyer: the goal is that when you do talk to one (or to the counterparty), you already know where the conversation should go.

## What this tool does well

### Clause-level flags

One-sided terms, uncapped obligations, auto-renewals, and inconsistent dates or amounts — each comment anchored to the exact clause.

### What's missing, too

A review that only reads what's on the page misses half the risk. Revise flags protections a contract of this type ordinarily has.

### Plain language, not legalese

Every flag explains what the clause means practically and what to ask the other side or your lawyer.

## Frequently asked questions

What kinds of contracts can it review?

NDAs, service and consulting agreements, leases, employment offers, licensing deals, freelance contracts, and most other agreements. The AI identifies the contract type first and reviews it against what's normal for that type.

What does it flag?

Ambiguous or conflicting language, one-sided provisions like uncapped indemnification or asymmetric termination rights, automatic renewals and their notice windows, inconsistent dates and amounts, and standard protections the contract is missing.

Is this legal advice?

No. It's an AI-assisted first read that surfaces points worth discussing — with the counterparty or with a qualified lawyer. For anything significant, have a lawyer review the contract before you sign.

Does it rewrite the contract?

No. The review arrives as inline comments anchored to specific clauses; the contract itself is not modified. You can ask the agent for suggested redline language afterward if you want it.

Is my contract kept confidential?

Yes. Your documents are private by default — never published or indexed, and visible only to you unless you choose to share.

Is it free?

Your first review is free. Sign up for an account to continue using the AI assistant.

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