Start from one of ten Swedish startup templates, from a founders agreement to a term sheet, then run it through a review council where five reviewers attack it from a different angle each. They hand back concrete edits. You decide on every one.
A draft is only as good as the review behind it. The council does not just read the document, it tries to break it, then fixes what it finds.
Open a founders agreement, a shareholders agreement, articles of association, an employment or consultancy contract, an NDA, an IP assignment, an options programme, a convertible, or a term sheet. You get its clauses to edit. A blank document is the other way in.
The template carries the structure and the standard wording for Swedish companies. You put in the parties, the numbers and the terms, clause by clause, and each save keeps the previous version.
Defender, Adversary, Inspector, Judge, and Gap-Finder each attack the draft from their own angle and surface findings.
Every finding is yours to take or leave, one at a time. Take the ones you agree with, change the document, and run the council again when you want a fresh read. Nothing rewrites itself behind you.
A single pass misses what a second pair of eyes catches. Five distinct reviewers each look for a different class of problem before the document ships.
The council turns its findings into concrete suggested edits rather than vague comments. Each one waits for you to accept, reject or defer it, and a run happens when you ask for one.
Founders agreement, shareholders agreement and articles of association for setting up. Employment and consultancy contracts for hiring. Options and convertibles for equity, a term sheet for raising, plus an NDA and an IP assignment. All written for Swedish companies.
Findings are surfaced for you to accept or reject. The tool sharpens the document, it does not replace your judgment.
Changing the clauses writes a new version rather than overwriting the old one, so you can see what moved. Export gives you the document itself as markdown or a PDF; the findings and your decisions stay in the review history.
The templates and the compliance angle are built around Swedish company law, the Companies Act and Bolagsverket. That is the jurisdiction this covers, and it does not claim to cover another one.
A contract doesn't stop at the draft. Once the council is done, send it for secure signature, keep every version and sealed copy in your company files, and run it all on the same platform as the rest of your business.
No. It gives you a Swedish starting point and a hard review of what you wrote, which is worth having before a document reaches your lawyer. It does not give legal advice and it does not tell you a document is safe to sign.
No. You start from one of the ten Swedish templates, which gives you its clauses and standard wording, or from a blank document. The writing is yours; what the tool adds is the review, where five reviewers attack what you wrote and hand back concrete suggested edits.
You ask for a run, and five reviewers read the document at once, each looking for a different class of problem. They come back with findings and suggested edits, and you accept, reject or defer each one. Run it again after your changes when you want another read.
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