What are you being asked to sign?
Terms of service
Auto-renewal, forced arbitration, what they can change without
telling you.
A job offer or contract
Non-competes, who owns what you build, notice periods, bonus
clawbacks.
A rental agreement
Deposit conditions, break clauses, repairs, liability for your
flatmates.
A privacy policy
What is really collected, who it goes to, and whether deleting your
account deletes it.
A freelance contract
Payment terms, kill fees, IP ownership, unlimited revisions,
indemnity.
A loan or credit agreement
The rate after the promotional period, late fees, what counts as
default.
A crypto transaction
Calldata, a wallet signature request, or a transaction hash. Decoded
in your browser — nothing sent anywhere.
Something else
Any agreement written in English. Paste it and see what stands out.
How this works
- It never tells you something is safe to sign. It points at the clauses that deserve your attention and explains what they mean. The decision stays yours — a tool that made it for you would eventually make it wrong.
- It says when it does not know. An unrecognised function, a clause it cannot find — you get told, not guessed at.
- No account, no sign-up, no wallet connection.
- Crypto transactions never leave your browser. Documents do have to be sent to a language model to be read, and that page says so before you paste anything.
- This is not legal advice. It is a reading aid. For anything that decides the next few years of your life, talk to someone qualified.