Is this legal advice?
No. DealShield is a reading assistant. It finds clauses, quotes them, and tells you what they say in plain English. It does not tell you whether to sign, and it does not replace a licensed attorney or broker in your jurisdiction. If a finding matters, take it to one — the report is built to be handed over.
What happens to my document?
It is read in memory, hashed with SHA-256 for the audit trail, and dropped when the job finishes. Reports live in memory for 30 minutes and then are gone. We do not store the file, the extracted text, or the report in a database — which also means you should print or download what you need while it is open.
How accurate is it?
Quotes are verified against your document, so a finding cannot cite a sentence that is not there. Coverage is not perfect: a badly photographed page, a referenced annex you did not upload, or a clause drafted to hide will lower confidence, and the report says so instead of inventing an answer. Treat it as a first pass that saves hours, not as a signature authority.
Why two desks in one app?
One app keeps the trust story, the privacy policy and the review history in one place, and it means a broker, a founder or a CFO can audit a vendor MSA and a lease in the same week without a second subscription. The rulebooks and the accent colour change; the standard for evidence does not.
What does beta mean for pricing?
Beta is free with a daily cap. When checkout opens, Supply and RE are sold as separate monthly plans with a per-document option for occasional users. The launch list holds today's price for twelve months — that is the entire benefit, and it is real.
Can I use it on a scanned PDF?
If the PDF has no selectable text, the engine says so and asks for photos instead. Photograph the pages and the vision model reads them directly — usually the better path for a contract that arrived as a scan or a fax.