What you get
Institutional-grade analysis, operator-grade delivery
Every clause read against the law that governs it. The findings come back in a report you can forward or negotiate from.
One page. Four kinds of notes in the margin.
7.1Contractor agrees that all work product, including work created prior to the Effective Date, shall be the sole property of Company.
7.2Contractor shall not, for a period of twenty-four (24) months following termination, provide services to any client of Company in any capacity.
8.1Company may terminate this Agreement at any time without notice. Contractor may terminate upon ninety (90) days written notice.
9.4Payment shall be due within sixty (60) days of invoice, subject to Company’s acceptance of deliverables in its sole discretion.
- Fairness ScoreOne number, 0 to 100, for how evenly the document treats both sides. It measures balance, not legality: a contract can be legal and still lopsided. This one scores 38.What the Fairness Score means
- Jurisdiction notesHow the state whose law governs the contract tends to treat each flagged term.
- Risk flagsThe clauses most likely to cost you, ranked high, moderate and low, and marked where they sit in the document.
- Clause-level readingEvery clause explained in the words you’d use, not the words they used.
Four things every report carries
- Comprehensive analysis, delivered within minutesEvery clause read and checked against the law that governs it. Not skimmed for highlights.
- A plain-English summaryEvery finding explained in the words you’d use, at a reading level anyone can act on, so you know what to push back on before you sign.
- Detailed executive summary and key findingsProvision-level findings with the governing law behind each one, in an annotated PDF or DOCX you can file, forward or negotiate from.
- Your files, your callBy default your file is held in memory only, never written to disk, and gone the moment analysis completes. Or keep the contracts you choose in the Contract Vault, encrypted with AES-256 at rest. Either way, nothing is used to train anything.
Analysis is the first read. The Vault is every read after it.
Most people file a signed contract and never open it again until something goes wrong. We’re building the Contract Vault as contract management for people without a contracts team: the agreements you choose to keep, with their reports, dates and obligations, in one place and re-checked as the law moves.
In development. Stipulex does not provide legal advice.
- One place for the agreements you live and work underOffer letters, leases, vendor agreements and loans, each with its report attached and searchable by party, term or clause. You’ll find the provision before the renewal notice finds you.
- Dates that matter, surfaced in timeRenewal windows, notice deadlines, expiry and option dates, pulled from each contract and shown before they bite.
- What you owe and what you’re owedObligations on both sides, by contract and across the Vault, so a delivery date, a payment term or a non-compete never comes as a surprise.
- Re-checked when the law changesWhen the law governing a stored contract changes, Stipulex checks that contract again and tells you what moved.
- Encrypted, and kept only if you chooseNothing is stored by default. Storage is per contract, on when you say so and deleted when you say so, with stored contracts encrypted at rest using AES-256.