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Legalese Decoder

AI-powered web application that translates legal documents such as contracts, agreements, and fine print into plain English, with definitions for key terms.

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About Legalese Decoder

Legalese Decoder

Legalese Decoder is a web application that uses AI, natural language processing (NLP), and machine learning (ML) to analyze legal documents. According to the page, it identifies key terms and concepts, uses a database of legal definitions and explanations to define them in plain language, and rephrases the document in simpler language. The FAQ says users upload a legal document on the web app and receive a plain language version within minutes. The app can analyze contracts, agreements, and documents related to raising capital and investment. It is currently a web application usable in a mobile browser, with native Android and iOS apps described as future plans; the page also says Android app is available on Google Play. The page states that it does not provide legal advice and is not a substitute for professional legal advice. Free and paid plans are listed (Home, Professional, Business), including a Contract Analyzer on higher tiers, and the page cites an American Bar Association membership number.

Key features

  • Converts legal documents into a plain language version
  • Identifies key terms and concepts in legal documents
  • Provides plain language definitions for legal terms and concepts
  • Rephrases documents using simpler language
  • Accepts uploaded legal documents through a web app
  • Usable in a mobile device browser
  • Contract Analyzer for risk, fairness and anomaly (on Professional and Business plans)
  • Legal Doc Generator (listed as coming free upgrade)

Best suited for

  • Individuals reviewing loan contracts, car leases, mortgages, or rental agreements
  • Small business owners reviewing contracts
  • People unfamiliar with legal terminology before signing documents

Pricing

Free to try with no registration required; the page lists Home plan at $9.95/month (sale), Professional at $49.95/month, and Business at $149.95/month, and states the FAQ says the app is free to use.

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