Six tools · No signup
Paste a clause and get plain English. Drop in competing offers and get a side-by-side. Scan listing copy before it becomes a problem. Six tools that do the tedious part of the job in about thirty seconds each.
In plain English
If you back out without a valid reason under the contract, the seller keeps your deposit — and that's all they can take. They can't sue you for more.
What to watch for
The cap only holds if your reason isn't covered by a contingency. Blow a deadline and the protection evaporates.
"Sole and exclusive remedy" is the load-bearing phrase.
Actual output · not a mockup
The tools
Each one does a single thing well. Paste something in, read the answer, get on with your day.
Paste a confusing paragraph from any contract. Plain English, who it protects, and what to watch for.
Try it →Drop in competing offers. Get a side-by-side table and which one is least likely to fall apart.
Try it →Scan listing copy or a social caption before it ships. Flagged phrases and compliant rewrites.
Try it →A first-draft representation agreement with your state's required disclosures flagged and every blank listed.
Try it →Paste the deal facts. Every deadline computed, documents outstanding, and your next 72 hours.
Try it →Lola pitches a listing and buries three fair housing violations in it. Can you catch all three?
Try it →How it works
Drop in the clause, the offers, the copy, or the deal facts. Messy is fine — it reads around formatting.
You get a structured answer in about thirty seconds. Headings, not a wall of text.
Copy what's useful into your file or your email. Nothing is kept on our end.
Pricing
Five free uses of each of the six tools — thirty runs before you pay anything, with no card and no account. After a tool's free uses are spent, each additional run of that tool is $9. There's no subscription to forget about.
Five uses of every tool.
One run of one tool. Nothing recurring.
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Why these exist
Every one of these tools started as a task that ate an afternoon — a clause nobody could parse, a stack of offers that needed comparing before a listing appointment, marketing copy that should have been checked before it went out.
They aren't a platform and they don't want to be your system of record. They do one tedious thing each, quickly, and then get out of your way.
Questions
No. Your text goes to the model and the answer comes back. It isn't written to a database or kept in a log. There's also no account, so there's nothing to associate it with.
No, and it can't be. These tools explain and organize — they don't tell you whether to sign, and they aren't a substitute for a licensed attorney or your broker. Anything involving money or a deadline should be verified against the actual document before you act on it.
Good on contract language and marketing copy, which is pattern-heavy work. Less reliable on state-specific requirements, which change, and on arithmetic, which it can get wrong. The tools flag their own uncertainty rather than guessing, and every one carries a disclaimer about where it's weakest. Treat the output as a well-read first pass, not a final answer.
Because an email gate before you've seen whether the thing works is a bad trade for you. Five uses is enough to find out. The counter lives in your browser, so clearing your data resets it — that's a deliberate trade, not an oversight.
Each tool gives you five free uses. Once a tool's five are spent, each further run of that tool costs $9. The other five tools still have their own free uses waiting — spending your clause-explainer credits doesn't touch the fair housing scanner. There's no subscription, so nothing renews and there's nothing to cancel.
It's priced against what the run is worth, not what it costs us. If a fair housing scan catches a phrase before it ships, or a clause explanation saves you a call to your attorney, $9 is cheap. If you're just curious, that's what the thirty free uses are for. And if you find yourself buying several a month, tell us — a flat monthly rate would serve you better and we'd rather sell you that.
A current commercial model, chosen per tool for cost and quality. It can change without notice if a better or cheaper one appears — the tools are built so that swap doesn't affect you.
Start anywhere
Pick the tool that matches whatever is annoying you right now. Five free uses, no card, no account.
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