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Three patterns I keep seeing in indie SaaS legal docs:
- NDAs from US founders that say "governed by Delaware law" — when both parties are in the UK (unenforceable there)
- Privacy Policies that claim "GDPR compliant" but skip Article 6 lawful-basis declaration
- Freelance contracts using US "at-will" boilerplate that doesn't translate to UK/AU/KR statutory frameworks
These are 30-second mistakes that cost $400-1,200 to fix with a lawyer — or 45 minutes of prompt-engineering with ChatGPT if you know to ask the right jurisdiction questions. Most founders don't.
That gap is what DocGenie solves. 14 jurisdiction-aware templates (NDA, Privacy Policy, ToS, Freelance Contract, Invoice, Demand Letter, Eviction Notice, SOW, Cease & Desist, Employment Contract, Cookie Policy, DPA, AI Use Disclosure) + a Reverse Mode that audits a doc you paste in. 9 countries with US state-level question paths. Live preview on compliance docs. Bilingual side-by-side mode.
Why it's different from prompting ChatGPT yourself:
- Pre-built jurisdiction question paths — the wizard already knows which state-specific / country-specific clauses to include, so you don't need to research the legal nuances first
- Live preview on Privacy / ToS / Cookie / DPA / AI Use Disclosure — watch the output update as you fill the form
- Signature-ready output — not a draft you need to reshape afterward
Three things I'd love your take on:
1. Building next: MSA, IP Assignment, Offer Letter — which would actually save you most money?
2. For anyone using AI for legal drafts — does pre-built jurisdiction logic save you the rewrite work, or do you not mind prompting?
3. UX honestly — where did the wizard feel slow or confusing?
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