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Drop in NDAs and other contracts. Get them in plain English, with the risky clauses flagged from your side. Every finding cites the exact clause.
3. Confidential Information
3.1 "Confidential Information" means any non-public information disclosed by either party, whether marked confidential or not, that a reasonable person would understand to be confidential.
5. Term and Survival
5.2 Obligations of confidentiality survive for two (2) years following the termination of this Agreement, except for trade secrets, which survive indefinitely.
7. Residuals
7.1 Recipient may use any residual information retained in unaided memory for any purpose, without restriction.
The cost of one missed clause
A single line, buried on page 14, decides whether the deal is the deal you think it is.
Uncapped indemnity.
You agree to cover their losses with no ceiling. Buried in a definitions section nobody reads.
Renewal you forgot.
60-day notice or it rolls a full term. Easy to miss until the invoice hits.
One-sided exit.
They can walk for convenience. You can only leave for cause, with cure periods.
IP you signed away.
Work-for-hire clauses pulling in moonlight projects, prior art, or anything you build for 12 months.
How it works
Upload. Read it back. Ask anything.
The engine reads PDF, DOCX, or text. It classifies the document, runs the right specialists for that type, and grounds every claim to a span in the source.
Upload the contract.
PDF, DOCX, or text. Pick your side: customer, supplier, founder, tenant, employee, or neutral.
GistX reads it from your side.
Classifies, segments, runs the right specialists. Flags risky clauses, surfaces missing protections, extracts deadlines.
Read the reports. Ask follow-ups.
Five reports at every altitude, plus a grounded chat. Every answer cites a clause. Come back days later.
Same contract. Different answers.
What you actually get back, depending on what you do.
Hope it's fine.
"It's a standard template, right? Their lawyer drafted it. Counterparty seems trustworthy."
Reads it. Sort of.
"This agreement contains several clauses you should review carefully, including limitation of liability and termination. You should consult a lawyer."
Reads it from your side. Cites every line.
"§ 7.1 lets the recipient reuse residual information without restriction. High risk for you as the discloser. § 5.2 caps non-trade-secret confidentiality at 2 years (industry: 3-5). Missing: injunctive relief."
What GistX surfaces
Six things a careful reviewer would catch.
Grounded by an engine built for legal documents. Not a generic chatbot wearing a tie.
One-sided clauses
Flagged from your side, not the average reader's.
Tell GistX you're the customer, the founder, the tenant. Risk is read from your interest, not the document's.
Missing protections
What isn't there is half the story.
Missing cap on liability. No MFN. No carve-out for residual knowledge. Surface gaps, not just what's written.
Plain English
Read it like a person.
Every clause rewritten in one sentence, the way you would explain it to a friend.
Grounded chat
Ask follow-ups. Every answer cites a clause.
Why does this matter? What changes if I sign? The answer points back to the section.
Obligations + deadlines
Every thing you owe.
Notice windows, renewal triggers, audit rights, payment terms, extracted with dates, in one list.
5 reports
OnePager, Executive, Comprehensive, Clause Table, Annotated copy.
Skim in 30 seconds or read for an hour. Same grounded analysis, different altitudes.
Citations
Click any finding to jump to the clause.
The source document is annotated next to the analysis. No claim travels without its quote.
Document types covered
Twelve doc types, with specialists tuned for each.
See the output
12 sample analyses, on widely-used templates.
Standard contract templates plus a YC SAFE, each dropped into the engine as-is. Featured below; full set in all 12 samples.
The number
Grounded against the source on 12 of 12
public contract standards.
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