Contract commitments made visible
Upload a contract and get back what you must do, what you’ve committed to, and where it differs from your standards — every finding linked to the clause it came from.
Built for in-house counsel, lawyers, procurement & finance teams
Every obligation, in one calm view.
A live workspace of what’s owed, by when, and where it came from — sorted by what needs a human next. Renewals, termination windows, payment terms, and the standing commitments with no deadline, in one auditable list.

Contracts aren’t hard because they’re stored badly. They’re hard because obligations move, scatter, and slip by — and the quiet miss is the costly one.
We show our work. You stay in charge.
Every obligation is grounded in the contract text, scored for confidence, and handed to a person for the final say — never dropped into a black box.
Grounded in the source
Every obligation and commitment links straight to the clause and page. No claim without evidence.
Two lanes, one standard
Rules read the dated obligations; a grounded AI lane reads the standing commitments — every item quotes its source or is dropped, and nothing auto-accepts.
A calm review queue
The queue separates what’s worth your judgment from sweepable noise — a few real decisions, not a stack to clear.
Exceptions come first
Conflicting or unresolved obligations rise to the top of their own queue — surfaced for a person, never hidden.
Follow-through built in
Assign an owner, block, complete. Reminders and status land where your team already works — Slack and email.
Dates done for you
Notice windows are computed from the governing terms and added to your calendar — no counting back from a deadline.
Checked against your playbook
Uploads are compared to your standard positions. Deviations come back severity-ranked, with one click into a redline.
Explained — and answerable
A plain-language walkthrough says what the paper means, and you can ask follow-up questions — answers quote the contract and take you to the clause, or they’re dropped.
Drafting on the same spine
Draft from your own vetted language — even your firm’s own Word template — or redline their paper with real track-changes round-trip. Every draft carries a provenance report: what the AI wrote, what it grounded on, what a person changed.
One term is in effect per obligation — across every amendment.
ClauseMinds resolves the effective term across a whole contract family, so you act on what’s actually in force today — with the full history one click away.
Not mockups. The actual screens.
Every frame below is rendered from the real application — the plain-language walkthrough, the playbook check, the standing commitments read, and the workspaces they feed.
Review one obligation. Watch it become a kept deadline.
Nothing is tracked until you say so. Track, edit, or dismiss the candidate below — and see exactly what happens next.
What you track shows up here.
We earn trust the boring way — with an eval harness.
When our own tuned test suite said 1.00 and an independent, messy corpus said 0.32, we rebuilt the extractor against reality — and started reporting the held-out number instead. Quality is enforced by CI gates, not asserted in a pitch.
Made for the people who live in contracts.
Whether you draft them, have to honor them, or chase the deadline — ClauseMinds meets you where the work already is.
Priced on outcomes, not gigabytes.
Start with a single contract for a dollar. Scale by active contracts and completed actions — obligations governed, not files stored.
For a solo lawyer or a one-person legal function: draft, review, and track your own book of contracts.
Start 14-day trialGoverning truth, action center, and integrations for a small firm or in-house team working the same contracts.
Start 14-day trialPrivate or customer-owned deployment, SSO, API access, and negotiated volume.
Contact salesEnterprise
Private deployment, SSO/SAML, audit exports, and a dedicated accuracy review. Custom obligation types on request.
Know what you owe, before the deadline does.
Upload a contract and finish your first review in minutes — or draft one from language you already trust. Every finding links back to its source.










