Analyzer
Analyze a clause
Paste a residential-lease clause excerpt — anywhere from one sentence to a few paragraphs — and the analyzer will identify which of the 12 most-litigated clause types are present, redact personal information locally, and link to the per-state rule.
Analyzer · residential lease
Decode a clause
Paste a clause excerpt — your text never leaves the browser. Or pick a clause type to read its 50-state enforceability grid.
Everything happens in your browser. We don't POST your text anywhere — there is no server hop in v1. See how the analyzer actually works.
Privacy promise
We don't see your lease.
- Your browser, your text. Your lease text is processed in your browser. In v1, no lease content leaves your device — there is no server hop at all.
- Redact-before-hop architecture. When the AI extraction tier ships (Pattern F), only the redacted clause text leaves the browser. Tenant name, landlord name, address, and phone numbers are stripped first.
- No content logging, ever. We never store, sell, or share your lease text. Aggregate counts (clause-class, success or failure) are the only telemetry — never content, never identity.
Verify the architecture: how the analyzer works · full privacy policy.
Architecture transparency
How the analyzer actually works
The redaction patterns, the v1 safe-mode local-only flow, and the future Pattern F S1-extraction tier — explained.
UPL disclaimer
Why this isn't legal advice
We are not a law firm; we don't represent you. State law changes; verify everything with a licensed attorney.