Built by a Victorian conveyancer, not a tech company.

After three decades reviewing Victorian Contracts of Sale, the first pass on any file looks the same: Section 32 disclosures, special conditions, finance clauses, easements, sunset dates, covenants. It's methodical, it's essential, and it's where tired eyes miss things.

We looked at the generic legal AI tools on the market and they all had the same problem — they were trained on everything, which meant they understood nothing in depth. None of them knew the difference between a sunset clause that's fine and one that's a problem in Melbourne in 2026. None of them knew which Section 32 disclosures are routinely done badly, or which special conditions are quietly shifting risk onto the purchaser.

So we built our own — not by scraping the internet, but by sitting down together, contract by contract, and encoding the judgement that 30 years of Victorian practice produces. Every flag, every recommendation, every risk threshold was validated against real files.

The result is a tool that reads a contract the way a senior practitioner does — fast enough to save you time, careful enough that what it flags is worth flagging, and honest enough to tell you when it's not sure.