ScanMyTerms: See the risky clauses in any contract before you sign

Hi Product Hunt, I'm Charles, a solo founder in Bandung, Indonesia, and I built ScanMyTerms. A lot of contracts get signed without a lawyer looking at them. Usually that's fine, until a liability clause, an auto-renewal or an IP grant turns out to matter. ScanMyTerms reads your contract (upload a file or take photos) and lists the clauses that work against you. Each finding gives the risk level, the exact quoted wording, why it hurts, and how you could change it. You see the total risk count and the first two findings for free, so you can tell it's actually reading your document. The full report is $5 per document, one-time, no subscription. A real example: I ran GitHub's public Terms of Service through it and the full report found 14 risks, including broad user indemnification that covers AI output, no direct cap on GitHub's liability, and a default license to use your data to train AI. Privacy: files are read in your browser and only the text reaches the server. Photos are uploaded only to read the text and aren't stored. The text is usually erased after the scan, and reports expire after 7 days and are permanently deleted within a day after that. It's a general commercial-risk review, not legal advice. I'd really like blunt feedback: what did it miss, and what would make the report worth $5 to you?