Screens lets experts build AIs so you can review contracts like them. Now, contract experts can turn their services into products and the rest of us can access instant expert contract reviews for a fraction of the cost. Discover what matters in every contract, store all your contracts in one place, and stop signing bad contracts.
👋 Hey Product Hunters 👋
Thanks for checking out Screens, our most ambitious leap forward ever in helping you understand contracts. 🚀
We started this journey more than 4 years ago, when I was practicing law at a large corporate law firm. A client of mine realized that his customers never read his contract, so he asked me to change it to make it as aggressive as humanly possible. When I zoomed out, I realized that’s how most businesses draft contracts, and realized this was a problem that had to be fixed.
Today we’re taking our biggest step yet in our journey to make contracts simple and useful. Screens lets lawyers build their own contract review AIs to help them find new sources of income. And it let’s the rest of us understand contracts instantly, accurately, and from the perspective of real experts.
We tested the private beta version of this product with more than 100 users over the last 4 months, listened to their feedback, and iterated rapidly on rolling out responses and improvements.
🙏 I’ve never been more proud of anything I’ve built, and am so grateful to the entire TermScout team for bringing this to life in record time. 🫡
Here are 4 things I really love about Screens:
1️⃣ Takes the best of LLMs (currently GPT4) and marries it with actual human wisdom and experience.
2️⃣ Makes it dead simple for experts to create their own contract review AIs (requires similar skill and effort to writing a blog post). We think this means that our Community of public screens will grow super fast and we'll soon be at a place where you can find a screen built by a real expert covering any contract type.
3️⃣ Works out of the box to store your contracts and track key data about them. No more asking yourself "where is my contract with X", or "what version of that click-through did we agree to?"
4️⃣ Offers a meaningful opportunity for contract experts to turn their expertise from a 1:1 service into a 1:many product offering.
👩🚀 We hope you’ll all try out the free version of the product, with unlimited seats and up to five free contract reviews every month. For many of you, this is likely all you’ll ever need. For businesses with higher contract review volumes, our paid plans start at $149 a month for up to 50 contracts p/mo. 👩🚀
🔭 Please share your feedback and questions, and any ideas on how we can make this offering the best and final answer to how you understand contracts.
Best,
Otto and the TermScout team
@ottohanson Hi, we create Web Operating System with own app store, where users get software from. Your app is amazing and we want to enable you to share it to our users 🙂 Can we talk?
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Calling all smart VC lawyers - please go make screens for every contract from formation through exit - pronto! This is a dope idea. Like GPTs customized for lawyers
@julienergan thank you. We've come along way since our last launch!
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This is really tricky to do, especially when you're starting a business for the first time or getting your first employment contract. A product that can help with this can be great. Hopo this can gather enough trust for proper usage 😃
@nuno_ms_reis you're right about that. We've been working on solving this product for more than 4 years now, and we think this new version gets us closer than ever at creating a version people can trust.
Here are some of the ways we build trust:
-Auditability: every time we make a prediction about a contract we show the source language from the contract so you can easily audit.
-Privacy: we don't use customer data for any reason other than to provide the service to you.
-Security: Soc 2 certified.
-Expert-augmented: It's hard to trust AI alone to review contracts. By augmenting the AI with expert guidance, users should have higher confidence in the output.
What do you think is needed to help users trust contract review solutions?
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💎 Pixel perfection
@ottohanson I think it's mostly about the confidence from the market, in switching a real person with an automated system for something that is usually business critical and that can have long lasting legal implications. It's about giving the market time.
I think the shift from trusting a “company branded AI” to being able to trust AI experts could be a game changer. People aren’t ready to trust faceless nameless AI.
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