Novage
AI contract analyzer understand legal risks before you sign
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AI contract analyzer understand legal risks before you sign
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Upload your contract and instantly see risks, simple explanations, and smart fix suggestions powered by AI & get a downlodable report.
Hey Product Hunt! 👋
I'm the founder of Novage, and I built this because I got burned.
A few years ago I signed a freelance contract without reading it properly.
It had a clause that gave the client ownership of everything I built
including work I'd done before the project started. By the time I noticed,
it was too late.
That's why I built Novage.
Upload any contract NDA, employment offer, rental agreement, freelance
contract and our AI gives you a plain English breakdown of every risky
clause in under 60 seconds. No legal jargon. No $300 lawyer bill.
Just clear answers before you sign.
**What Novage checks:**
• Unfair termination clauses
• IP ownership traps
• Non-compete scope and enforceability
• Missing payment protections
• Unlimited liability clauses
• Auto-renewal and lock-in terms
**Who it's for:**
Freelancers, founders, employees reviewing offer letters, tenants signing
leases anyone who signs contracts but can't afford a lawyer for every one.
No signup required. Just upload and analyze.
Would love your honest feedback what contract types should we add next?
"Missing payment protections" being on your checklist is the one that matters most for freelancers, honestly. IP traps get the attention. But it's the payment-timing clauses that actually drain bank accounts. Net-60 terms buried in paragraph 14 of an MSA mean you're financing someone else's business for two months, and most people don't catch it until the first invoice is 47 days overdue. The "payment upon acceptance" trick is another one. No deadline for acceptance means the client just... never accepts. Your checker flags that stuff in 60 seconds. A lawyer charges £200+ for the same read and takes a week. One thing I'd push on: flagging when a contract has no late payment penalty clause. Under UK law (Late Payment of Commercial Debts Act 1998) you're entitled to statutory interest at 8% + Bank of England base rate, but only if the contract doesn't explicitly waive it. Some clients bury a "no penalties for late payment" line in the terms. That's the trap worth catching. Great build.