Really interesting.

Looks like another one of those liability nightmares that sound nice on paper but become insolvent after their first two cases.

Good luck, you need it.

> Contracts are connection points. They allow companies to transact with one another and create economic growth. But while every aspect of business has sped up, the way we negotiate contracts hasn’t changed in 50 years. It still takes weeks, and sometimes months.

Even putting aside the lack of wisdom of AI-generated legal docs, I find this an odd take. Companies can and do regularly transact with each other without separately negotiating one-off contracts. SaaS apps have absolutely changed how contracts are enacted, and whether or not people even negotiate at all, or just accept "we used the app, so the terms page is the contract". Boilerplate NDAs and other contracts have sped up the process in all kinds of business relationships.

Not that the additional speed is wise from a legal liability perspective... it probably isn't. But contract negotiation is definitively not the same today as it was 50 years ago. The only reason someone would think so is if they are an attorney who only deals with the exceptions that fall through the cracks of the standard boilerplate people regularly sign these days.

None of that means this product is off-track. It might be decent...or it might be AI slop. But either way, as with many other new products, I don't think they've nailed their marketing materials yet.