GATE drafts Swedish startup agreements from ten templates or a file you upload, and reviews them from five angles before anyone signs. Your agent fills in the parties and terms, the Defender, Adversary, Inspector, Judge and Gap-Finder read the whole document in 4 to 6 minutes, and you accept or reject every suggested edit. Every save keeps the version before it.
The paperwork around a startup, handled by your agent and pressure-tested before it goes out.
Pick one of ten Swedish templates, from a founders agreement to a term sheet, or upload an agreement you already have as a PDF, Word, text or Markdown file up to 15 MB. It's split into numbered clauses.
Tell your agent the parties, the numbers and the terms in plain words, or flag a clause with a note and it reworks that clause the next time you talk. Every save is a new version you can compare with the last.
Run the review council and five angles read the whole document at once: the Defender, the Adversary, the Inspector, the Judge and the Gap-Finder. A review takes 4 to 6 minutes and posts its findings in a chat named after the document.
Findings are rated high, medium or low and come back as suggested edits on the clauses they concern. Accept one and it drops into your draft, reject it or defer it. Nothing is saved until you save.
Share a link that opens without a login, export an A4 PDF or Markdown, or hand the current version to GATE Sign, where the signing boxes are placed and it goes out.
The document keeps its history, and these rules are enforced by GATE's document tool itself, whoever is editing.
For you, your team and your agent alike.
Ten Swedish templates written for Swedish companies and Swedish company law, plus room for your own.
A founders agreement, a shareholders agreement and articles of association, the documents most companies start with.
An employment contract and a consultancy agreement to start from when you bring people in.
A staff options programme, a SAFE or convertible loan, and an investment term sheet for when you raise.
A confidentiality agreement and an IP assignment, the two you'll reach for most often.
A PDF, Word, text or Markdown file up to 15 MB becomes numbered clauses in its original wording, ready to version, review and send.
Give a document up to 4,000 characters of background, like who the parties are and what was agreed before. Every reviewer reads it first, and it never appears in the document itself.
Three ways to get a startup agreement ready, side by side.
| What you compare | A downloaded template | A law firm | GATE's legal documents |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starting point | A generic file you edit yourself | A draft after a briefing meeting | One of ten Swedish startup templates or your own upload, filled in by your agent |
| Review | None | A lawyer reads it | Five angles in 4 to 6 minutes: your side, the other side, Swedish company law, fairness and what is missing |
| Changes | Edited by hand | A new draft by email | Suggested edits per clause you accept, reject or defer, and every save is a version |
| Legal advice | None | Yes, and the firm answers for it | No: a starting point and a hard review, not advice |
| Signing | Print it or use another tool | Arranged separately | Handed to GATE Sign as a signing request |
Tell your agent what the agreement is for and who it's with, in plain words. It prepares the draft, gets it reviewed from five angles and sends it for signing when you say so.
Meet your agentsA Swedish startup usually needs a founders agreement and articles of association to start, a shareholders agreement once there are several owners, employment and consultancy contracts to hire, NDAs and IP assignments along the way, and staff options, a SAFE or convertible loan, or a term sheet when it raises money. GATE has a Swedish template for each of those ten documents.
With GATE, the agent starts from one of ten Swedish templates or an agreement the company uploads, fills in the parties, numbers and terms it is given in plain words, and reworks any clause someone flags with a note. Every save becomes a new version that can be compared with the one before, and a locked clause cannot be changed until someone unlocks it.
In GATE, a person or the agent asks for a review and five angles read the whole document at once. The Defender protects the company, the Adversary reads like the other side's lawyer, the Inspector checks Swedish company law, Bolagsverket rules and basic tax, the Judge asks whether it is fair and enforceable, and the Gap-Finder looks for what is missing, like vesting or drag-along. A review takes 4 to 6 minutes.
GATE rates each finding high, medium or low and turns the findings into suggested edits on the clauses they concern. A person accepts, rejects or defers each one; an accepted edit only lands in the draft, and saving is a separate step. The next review of the same document is told what earlier reviews found and what was decided, and may raise a rejected point again if it still holds.
No. GATE gives a Swedish starting point and a hard five-angle review of what was written, which is worth having before a document reaches a lawyer. GATE does not give legal advice, does not say a document is safe to sign, and does not answer for the outcome the way a law firm does. Agreements that matter should still be read by a lawyer.
GATE includes ten templates, all Swedish: a founders agreement, a shareholders agreement, articles of association, an employment contract, a consultancy agreement, an NDA, an IP assignment, a staff options programme, a SAFE or convertible loan, and an investment term sheet. They are written for Swedish companies and Swedish company law, and GATE has no templates for other countries' law.
Yes. GATE takes a PDF, Word, text or Markdown file up to 15 MB, extracts its text and splits it into numbered clauses in the original wording, so the agreement can be versioned, reviewed from five angles, shared and sent for signing like a document made from a template. If GATE cannot structure a file, the document shows a retry instead of a stuck draft.
Yes. GATE makes a public share link that opens without a login, and making a new link switches the old one off. A document exports as an A4 PDF or Markdown. One step hands the current version to GATE Sign as a signing request, where each signer's boxes are placed before it goes out, and everyone gets a sealed PDF with a certificate once the last person signs.
GATE is invite only while GATE Intelligence onboards a small number of businesses at a time. After the invite, the company tells its agent which agreement it needs and with whom, or uploads one it already has, and adds a short background for the reviewers when the history matters. The agent prepares the draft, runs the review when asked and sends it for signing on the company's word.
Invite only while we onboard a small number of businesses.