Review contracts with quotes you can trust
Upload a contract, name your side of the deal, and CruxDoc reads all of it: risks ranked by severity, key terms extracted, deadlines on your calendar. Every quote is checked against the page before it reaches you.
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A review from your side of the table
Tell CruxDoc who you are in the deal, the tenant, the contractor, the customer, and the review reads every provision from that side: obligations, liabilities, indemnities, termination traps, penalties, and one-sided terms, ranked by severity.
It happens in chat, so the review is a conversation: ask why a clause matters, what to push back on, or where the document contradicts itself, and every answer carries its page.
The toolkit, built for the handoff
Handoff report
Risks and key terms as a dated, cited PDF, written to hand to your lawyer so the billable hours start from page one.
Deadline calendar
Every deadline, notice window, and auto-renewal trap the document states, downloadable as a calendar file.
Version compare
What changed between two drafts, ranked by how it shifts risk for your side, with the quote from each version.
Playbook check
Your standard positions, checked against the document: pass, fail, or unclear, never a silent guess.
Negotiation brief
What to push back on, ranked, each point anchored to the clause it targets. It never drafts replacement language.
Kept runs
Every run is saved: reopen it free, or share it as its own page with anyone who needs to see the findings.
Start from the document in front of you
Reviewing a lease? Hunting one clause across a stack of policies? There is a page for the job: contract review, lease review, and clause finder.
Frequently asked questions
Q.01Does CruxDoc draft contracts?
No, deliberately. CruxDoc reads: it flags risks, extracts terms, compares versions, and prepares negotiation points, each anchored to a verified quote. Drafting legal language is left to professionals, which practitioners consistently tell us is the right line.
Q.02How do I know a flagged clause is real?
Every quoted clause is string-matched against the document text on the server before you see it. A verified quote links to its exact page; anything that cannot be matched is labelled "not verified" instead of being dressed up.
Q.03Can it read the whole contract, not just parts?
Yes. Reviews and extractions read the entire document, and for very long documents CruxDoc builds section-by-section coverage so nothing is skipped. A review that reads 4% of a contract is a wrong review.
Q.04What can I take away from a review?
A dated, cited PDF report written for the lawyer handoff, a calendar (.ics) file of every deadline and renewal window the document states, and extracted key terms. Each run is kept in your history to reopen or share later.
Q.05Is this legal advice?
No. CruxDoc is a reading aid that shows you what the document says and where. For decisions that matter, take the cited findings to a professional; the report export is written for exactly that handoff.
Put the contract in front of something that reads all of it.
Drop a document to get started
PDF, Word, PowerPoint, text, images, audio or video. Up to 20 MB and 50 pages. Free. No account needed for your first one.
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No account needed for your first document.