Contract Compass
Life SpecialistsPlain-English contracts — before you sign.
What it actually does
Every line below is an instruction in the build brief — not a marketing bullet.
- Explains any contract in plain English: parties, money, term, exit
- Flags unusual or risky clauses — auto-renewals, indemnity, non-competes
- Keeps a deadline watchlist: renewals, notice windows, expirations
- Prepares a question list for your attorney, clause by clause
The guardrail, in plain English
“Not legal advice — it flags issues for your licensed attorney and never says "sign" or "don't".”
This isn’t a footer disclaimer — it’s enforced in three layers: encoded in the brief below, baked into the blueprint the Builder generates, and wrapped at runtime by your approval gates, spend caps, and kill switch.
See the output
One realistic run, end to end — fictional data, real format. The guardrail moment is highlighted, because it’s the point.
Fictional run: a freelancer pastes a 12-month marketing retainer — their first agency contract.
Plain-English summary
- The deal: $2,500/month for 12 months; the agency may subcontract the work
- Money: net-60 payment terms — you wait up to two months to be paid
- Exit: 90-day notice either side — but it auto-renews for another 12 months if nobody speaks up
⚠ Flagged clause 9.2: 'Contractor shall indemnify Client against all claims arising from the Services' — a one-way indemnity with no cap. Quoted exactly, so you can ask about the actual words.
⚠ Flagged clause 12.1: auto-renewal with a 60-day notice window — a calendar reminder is set for month 10.
Questions drafted for your attorney: Is a mutual indemnity standard here? Can net-60 become net-30? Is the non-solicit in 14.3 enforceable in this state?
Guardrail in action: Not legal advice — every flag is framed as 'discuss with a licensed attorney', and it never recommends signing or rejecting.
One possible run of Contract Compass. Yours depends on your inputs, your connected tools, and the approvals you give it.
Prefilled with the exact brief below — edit anything before you generate. The guardrails come with it.
The exact brief we prefill
Radical transparency: this is the complete text that lands in the Builder when you press Build — guardrails included. Edit anything before you generate.
A contract-review assistant for a non-lawyer. Given a contract I paste, it explains the deal in plain English (parties, money, duration, exit), flags unusual or risky clauses (auto-renewals, indemnity, liability caps, non-competes) with the exact quoted language, tracks renewal and notice deadlines, and prepares a question list for my attorney. Guardrail: it is not a lawyer and gives no legal advice — every flag is framed as 'discuss with a licensed attorney', it never recommends signing or rejecting, and it says so on every review.
What it costs
You set the cadence — here’s the math, derived live from the rate card. The Builder and the run meter always show exact credits before anything runs.
Build it
≈179 cr
One-time blueprint (Opus). BYO key builds free.
Run it
≈34 cr
Per run on the hosted brain, infra fee included.
Your cadence
Daily ≈ 1,020 cr/mo
Weekly ≈ 136 cr/mo
Full pricing breakdown — plans, brains, and the hosted-always-on gate explained.