Paste or upload your non-disclosure agreement and get a plain-English breakdown of what counts as confidential, how long the obligation lasts, where disputes get resolved, and what penalties you're exposed to if the other side claims a breach. The AI flags the clauses that most often catch signers off-guard: overbroad definitions of "confidential information," indefinite or unreasonable durations, one-sided non-solicitation tacked into a mutual NDA, choice-of-law in a state you've never been to, and liquidated-damages clauses with a number attached. Free, anonymous, works on the standard NDAs used in employment, contractor, M&A, and investor-meeting contexts.
Every flagged clause gets what it says, what it actually means for you in practice, and where applicable, the standard alternative you can ask for. Where a clause is unusually one-sided or unenforceable in your state, the report says so directly. Where a clause is enforceable but unusual, you get a suggested negotiation ask you can take back before signing.
For routine mutual NDAs the AI breakdown is usually enough. For one-way NDAs tied to large transactions, NDAs bundled with non-competes, or any NDA with liquidated damages or indemnification, have a licensed attorney review the final document. You can find a partner attorney who handles business or employment matters, or draft a response letter with proposed redlines.
Disclaimer: NotALawyer is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. The NDA breakdown is general legal information; talk to a licensed attorney before signing anything that affects your rights.