Contract and policy review
Every item on the checklist points at the clause it came from.
Read a contract against a fixed list instead of from the top. Pick the document type, and DocReviewChecklist marks each required clause present, missing, or needing a closer look — with the matching passage highlighted in the source, so you can disagree with it in two seconds rather than two minutes.
No sign-up. Documents are held in this browser only.
Clause 4 — Obligations of the Receiving Party
The receiving party shall keep the disclosing party's Confidential Information confidential and shall apply at least the same degree of care that it applies to its own confidential information of a similar kind, and in no event less than a reasonable degree of care.
Clause 6 — Disclosure Required by Law
A receiving party may disclose Confidential Information to the extent required by law, by a court of competent jurisdiction or by a regulator of competent authority.
Clause 7 — Term
This Agreement commences on the date of last signature and shall continue for two years. The obligations of confidentiality in clauses 4 and 5 shall survive for a further three years after termination or expiry of this Agreement.
Clause 12 — Governing Law
This Agreement and any dispute arising out of it are governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of England and Wales, and the parties submit to the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of England and Wales.
Excerpt — clauses 1–3, 5 and 8–11 omitted from this preview.
Checklist — pick an item
The panel above is the real review screen, running on the sample NDA. Pick a checklist item to see the clause it was judged from.
How a review runs
- 01
Paste the document, or open a .txt file
The text stays in the browser tab. Nothing is sent to a server, so there is no queue and no processing wait.
- 02
Pick the checklist that fits the document
Five fixed templates ship with v1. Each names the clauses that document type is normally expected to carry.
- 03
Work the split screen, then sign the report off
Document on the left, checklist on the right. Clicking an item draws a stroke across the clause it was judged from. Confirm items, add a note, print the report to PDF.
Checklists that ship with v1
Fixed and read-only in this version. Each one is a list of clauses the document type is normally expected to carry, written out so you can see exactly what is being looked for before you run it.
- 12 itemsMutual non-disclosure agreementTwelve clauses a two-way NDA is normally expected to carry, from the definition of confidential information through to governing law.
- 12 itemsEmployment offer letterThe particulars a written offer of employment is normally expected to set out before a candidate can reasonably accept it.
- 12 itemsWebsite privacy policyThe disclosures a privacy notice for a UK or EU audience is normally expected to make to the people whose data it describes.
- 13 itemsVendor / services agreementThe commercial and risk clauses a business-to-business services contract is normally expected to carry before signature.
- 12 itemsIndependent contractor agreementThe clauses a freelance or consultancy engagement is normally expected to carry, including the ones that evidence genuine self-employment.
What it does not do
- It does not read PDFs. v1 takes pasted text or a plain-text file. Copy the text out of your PDF and paste it in.
- It does not interpret your document. Matching is done on wording, so a clause it marks present can still be the wrong clause for your deal.
- It does not sync. Reviews live in this browser's storage; clearing site data removes them, and another device will not see them.
- It does not edit, redline or sign. The source document is read-only throughout.
Start with the sample
The sample is a short mutual NDA written for this app, with real gaps in it. Running it takes about ten seconds and shows you the whole flow through to the printable report.
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