Astra reads the thing you weren’t going to read. Paste terms, pricing, a policy or an offer and get the costs, commitments and cancellation catches, each with quotes from the source and a list of what’s still unknown.
We’ve all agreed to something we didn’t fully read. Fine Print gives that small print a second look.
Paste a public link or the text of a document. GPT-6 Astra turns it into a briefing of the money, the lock-in, the cancellation process, the deadlines and the commitments hiding in the details.
The useful part is being able to check the work. Quotations are matched against the source, every section keeps its references close, and unknowns get their own space. It never calls a document “safe.”
Try the fictional gym membership. The $39 headline price comes with a $79 signup fee, a $99 amenity fee every January, automatic annual renewal and a 30-day cancellation cutoff. Follow the source quotes, then share the briefing.
The four samples are always free. Your own documents get one free reading a day with no signup and no card; after that it is $9.99 for five. Not legal advice. A quote match doesn’t guarantee a correct interpretation, so read the original too.
We’d love to hear which documents you wish were easier to understand.