CompromessoCheck: Understand Italian property contracts before you sign

Hi Product Hunt! 👋

Every year 39,000+ foreigners buy homes in Italy. At some point, each of them sits in front of a "compromesso" — a legally binding contract in Italian legalese — and signs it with a 10-20% deposit on the table. Most don't fully understand what they're signing. Lawyers charge €1,500+ for a review; most buyers just... hope.

CompromessoCheck reads the document instead. Upload a preliminary contract, purchase proposal or land-registry extract, and in about a minute you get a plain-English report: what each clause means, what's risky, what protections are missing (the mortgage contingency almost always is!), and the exact questions to ask the notary. Every finding quotes the original text and cites the actual Italian law, so anyone can verify it.

A few honest notes:
• It's information, not legal advice — and when a document genuinely needs a lawyer, the report says so explicitly. That honesty is the core design choice.
• Documents are deleted right after analysis.
• Built by a tiny team (one human + AI doing the heavy lifting) in under two weeks, from idea to production.

There's a full sample report on the site so you can see exactly what you'd get before paying. I'd love feedback — especially from anyone who's been through an Italian property purchase. What do you wish you'd known before signing?

P.S. 20% off for the PH community this week with code PRODUCTHUNT 🎁

Hi Product Hunt! 👋

Every year 39,000+ foreigners buy homes in Italy. At some point, each of them sits in front of a "compromesso" — a legally binding contract in Italian legalese — and signs it with a 10-20% deposit on the table. Most don't fully understand what they're signing. Lawyers charge €1,500+ for a review; most buyers just... hope.

CompromessoCheck reads the document instead. Upload a preliminary contract, purchase proposal or land-registry extract, and in about a minute you get a plain-English report: what each clause means, what's risky, what protections are missing (the mortgage contingency almost always is!), and the exact questions to ask the notary. Every finding quotes the original text and cites the actual Italian law, so anyone can verify it.

A few honest notes:
• It's information, not legal advice — and when a document genuinely needs a lawyer, the report says so explicitly. That honesty is the core design choice.
• Documents are deleted right after analysis.
• Built by a tiny team (one human + AI doing the heavy lifting) in under two weeks, from idea to production.

There's a full sample report on the site so you can see exactly what you'd get before paying. I'd love feedback — especially from anyone who's been through an Italian property purchase. What do you wish you'd known before signing?

P.S. 20% off for the PH community this week with code PRODUCTHUNT 🎁