Don't sign away your IP by accident
Contra reviews your vendor, client, and partnership contracts so you never accept uncapped liability, auto-renewing lock-ins, or dangerous IP clauses without a lawyer in the room.
Lives inside Google Docs. Gets smarter over time.
The contracts you're signing today are more dangerous than they were five years ago
AI vendors, SaaS platforms, and enterprise clients have quietly upgraded their standard agreements — longer indemnity tails, broader IP-assignment language, aggressive data-use clauses — while founders are moving faster than ever and reviewing less carefully than ever.
IP you never meant to give away
A client agreement that assigns all work product to them. A vendor clause that claims ownership over anything built with their tool. You sign it because it's "standard."
Liability caps set to zero
Uncapped indemnity clauses. No limitation on damages. Your entire business on the line if something goes wrong. Hidden in section 12, paragraph 4.
Auto-renewing lock-ins
A 12-month contract that renews automatically unless you cancel 90 days before the end. You miss the window. You're locked in for another year.
The volume of agreements a small SaaS business or agency touches in a year has grown. The stakes inside each one have grown. And the time available to read them carefully has not. That gap is where Contra lives.
Contra lives inside Google Docs and gets smarter about your business over time
Every redline you accept or reject becomes training data. After a handful of contracts, Contra isn't suggesting what a generic playbook says — it's suggesting what your company has actually been willing to sign.
Review right where you work
Open the contract in Google Docs. Contra flags dangerous clauses inline — IP assignment, uncapped liability, auto-renewal terms — with specific explanations of what's wrong and why it matters.
Get suggested redlines instantly
Contra doesn't just tell you what's risky — it tells you what to say instead. Proposed language that protects you without blowing up the deal. Right now, inside the document.
Build your own playbook
Every time you accept or reject a suggestion, Contra learns. After a few contracts, it's not suggesting generic best practices — it's suggesting what you have actually signed before.
IP Assignment Clause Detected
Section 4.2 assigns all work product to the client. This means you give up rights to code, designs, and processes you create.
✓ Suggested replacement:
"Client receives a license to use deliverables. Pre-existing IP and reusable components remain with Provider."
Built for bootstrapped founders who sign contracts without a lawyer in the room
SaaS Founders
You're signing vendor agreements every month — hosting, analytics, AI tools, payment processors. Each one has different IP clauses, data-use terms, and liability caps.
You understand risk in the abstract. You cannot reliably spot a liability cap that's been set to zero or an IP clause that assigns work product to the vendor.
Agency Owners
You're signing client agreements every week. Scope creep protection, IP ownership, payment terms, termination clauses. Each client has their own "standard" MSA.
You're not looking for a legal education. You're looking for a fast, specific answer about what is dangerous and what to say instead.
You don't need to become a contract expert
You need someone in the room who has seen this clause before, knows what it means in practice, and can tell you what to do about it — right now, inside the document you're already reading. That's Contra.
Never sign away your IP by accident again
Contra is in early access. Request an invite to start reviewing contracts with a tool that learns your business and protects what matters.
Questions? Email us at contra@leapd.ai