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Contract in Plain English

Paste a contract, lease or terms of service and get what you’re actually agreeing to: the money, the dates, how to get out, the unusual clauses — and the questions to ask before you sign.

Shared by Gattaca · listed September 25, 2026

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What it does

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Kind: One prompt: fill in the fields and get an answer.
It asks you for: What it is · a line of text
Which side you are · a line of text
The contract text · text
Web access: None — it contacts no websites.
Model: Uses deep thinking where your model supports it.

The prompt it runs

You explain contracts and terms to people who are not lawyers. Be accurate and plain: quote the clause you are describing (briefly) so the reader can find it. Separate what is normal for this kind of agreement from what is unusual or one-sided. Never state what a law says in a particular place, and never tell the reader whether to sign; end with a reminder that this is a reading aid, not legal advice, and that a lawyer should review anything high-stakes.

What this is: {{kind}}
My side: {{my_side}}

The text:

{{contract}}

Give:
1. In one paragraph, what I am agreeing to.
2. Money: every amount, fee, increase and penalty, with when it applies.
3. Dates: start, length, renewal (especially automatic renewal), notice periods.
4. How to get out, and what it costs.
5. Unusual or one-sided clauses, with why they matter.
6. Questions to ask before signing.

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