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Today · Simple · Rae Kim · FounderThis week · 9 handled
Things to decide0 of 3
DecideKeep the analytics tool or leave?notice by Feb 1It renews Mar 1 at list price, uncapped. Leaving needs 30 days’ notice. §4.2, p. 3 — tap to read it.
LookContractor agreement · one flagdrafted from the libraryThe non-compete in §9 depends on jurisdiction. A general-terms note is attached. Keep it, drop it, or ask a lawyer.
LawyerInvestor side letter · 2 quotes in$900 fixed · $1,400 fixedNeither lawyer has seen the letter yet. Accept one and they get access to this matter only.
Ranking by consequence…
Handled for you · this week
ANSWERED“Can we get out of this?” · analytics ToSgoal-first upload30 days’ notice · renews Mar 1 · §4.2 p. 3
EXPLAINEDVendor MSA in 4 questionsExplainEvery claim with “show me where it says this”
DRAFTEDContractor agreement v1vetted library12 clauses · 1 law-bound flag · 0 freeform
QUOTED2 lawyers quoted on the side letterdispatchNeither has seen the document · conflict screen clear
REMINDEDOffice lease · rent review · 60 daysladderEmail + calendar · owner Rae
All clear · 09:30. 3 decisions by you, 9 handled by the workspace. Every answer showed you where it says that.
Plain language · one question at a time“Show me where it says this” on every claim · a real lawyer one tap away
Understand it · decide it · get a lawyer only when it matters
A week without a legal team.
MON · THE QUESTIONUpload the SaaS terms with a goal: “Can we get out of this?”Answer first: 30 days’ notice, auto-renews Mar 1. Receipt line: §4.2, p. 3.
TUE · THE EXPLANATIONFour questions about the vendor MSA, each with “show me where it says this”.No risk score. Verbs: ask them, flag to a lawyer, propose a change.
WED · THE DRAFTYou need a contractor agreement. Describe it. It assembles from the built-in vetted library.Law-bound flags and a general-terms note attached. Not legal advice — says so.
THU · THE LAWYERSomething real: an investor side letter. Request a review. Lawyers quote before seeing it.You accept a fixed quote. The lawyer gets a scoped grant to that matter only.
What changes
Understand first. Escalate when it matters.
Most contracts a small company signs are routine. The product tells you which ones are not — with the words that make them so — and puts a real lawyer one tap away, priced up front.
Answers a non-lawyer can act onAsk in plain language. Every answer quotes the clause and page. Nothing without a quote appears.
Renewals that don’t sneak upNotice windows computed and owned, with the letter drafted in advance and a reminder ladder that retries.
A first draft from vetted paperFourteen document types with guided intake and law-bound flags when you have no template of your own.
A lawyer, priced before they readDispatch shows lawyers the ask, not the document. Fixed quote, accept, scoped access — and their sign-off clause by clause.
02When this happens
Three contracts a small company signs.
WhenA landlord’s lease with an unusual break clause.ThenExplain walks it in four questions. The break clause is quoted. “Flag to a lawyer” is a button, not a phone call.show me where it says this
WhenYour first contractor.ThenDescribe it. A contractor agreement assembles from the vetted library with the non-compete flagged as jurisdiction-sensitive.law-bound flag · general-terms note
WhenAn investor’s side letter.ThenRequest a review. Two lawyers quote on the ask without seeing the letter. Accept one; they get access to that matter only.quote-before-access
03Goal-first
Upload with a question. Get the answer, then the receipt.
Choose a goal when you upload and the page shapes itself to it: the answer up top, the clause that proves it right underneath, and everything else still reachable.
Upload · Analytics_ToS_2026.pdf · goal: “Can we get out of this?”
AnswerYes · 30 days’ written notice · renews Mar 1
Receipt§4.2 · p. 3 · “Either party may cancel by written notice no later than thirty (30) days prior to the renewal date.”
Also foundrenews at list price · no cap on the increase · §4 p. 3
Not founddata-return clause · checked §§1–9 · not present
Nextdraft the notice · watch the Feb 1 window · ask them about data
Presentation only · nothing is hidden from reach · every claim quote-verified
04Before · after
Signing contracts, before and after.
The way it wasWith ClauseMinds
Sign and hope.Understand first, in four plain-language questions.
Search “is this clause normal” at midnight.Coverage shows what this type of document usually has and what is missing here.
Pay $400 an hour for someone to read 30 pages.A grounded read, free. A lawyer only when it matters, priced before they read.
Discover the renewal on the card statement.The notice is drafted before the window, with a reminder ladder that retries.
05Principle
Most contracts are routine. This tells you which ones are not — and why.
01Plain language, one question at a time.The Simple lens shows one thing to decide today, with the words behind it.
02Every claim with “show me where it says this”.No risk scores. Quotes, pages and verbs: ask them, flag to a lawyer, propose a change.
03A lawyer one tap away, priced before they read.Dispatch shows lawyers the ask. You accept a quote before anyone sees the paper.
Built on
The features behind the founders desk
Questions founders ask
No. It is a grounded read of your document: what it says, where it says it, and what usually appears in this kind of document but does not here. When you need advice, a verified lawyer is one request away — and they quote before they see the paper.
Yes. A built-in library of fourteen vetted document types walks you through intake, adds conditional clauses, flags anything that depends on jurisdiction and attaches a general-terms note. Every clause names where it came from.
Whatever they quote — fixed or hourly — shown before you share anything. You accept or decline. The invited-lawyer model means you can also bring your own counsel in on a matter.
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