SignArmor is a contract analysis app. Upload any agreement, such as a lease, a service agreement, an NDA or a gym membership, and it returns an AI safety score, the clauses that differ from what is typical, and the points worth reviewing, in about a minute. No legal degree required.
Get an instant 0-100 safety score powered by AI. Calibrated across rental, employment, credit, insurance, and more contract types.
Automatically find hidden clauses, unusual fees, and one-sided terms. Each issue is ranked by severity with clause references.
See where each clause differs from what is typical, in plain language, and when a qualified professional should take a look.
In the iPhone and iPad app, open the contract from Files as a PDF, a DOCX file or an image file. The web app takes PDF and TXT files.
Our AI reads every clause and checks for red flags, hidden fees and unusual terms against what is typical for that kind of contract.
Get your safety score, detailed findings, and the points worth reviewing before you sign.
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Read the agreement against what is typical for that kind of contract and note every clause that differs. SignArmor makes that pass for you: open the contract as a PDF, DOCX or image file in the iPhone and iPad app, or as a PDF or TXT file in the web app, choose the contract type, and it returns a safety score from 0 to 100, the clauses that stand out, each pointing to the clause it is about, the fees the document buries, and the points worth reviewing, usually in about a minute.
Each finding points to the clause it is about, restates it in plain language, and says how it compares with what is typical for that contract type. For example, a 90-day renewal notice where 30 days is the common term. It describes the difference and leaves the decision with you.
That decision stays with you, and for anything binding it belongs with a qualified professional. What SignArmor supplies is the input: a safety score, every clause it finds unusual ranked by severity, and the cost items the document does not spell out. A low score means the agreement carries terms that differ from the norm for its type.
No. SignArmor is an informational tool powered by AI. It is not a law firm, it does not give legal advice, and it creates no attorney-client relationship. It is useful for getting oriented before a conversation; anything binding, disputed, high-value or specific to your jurisdiction belongs with a qualified attorney, and the analysis marks where that is the case.
Fourteen: rental and lease agreements, credit and loan agreements, employment contracts, insurance policies, car purchase paperwork, freelance and client contracts, service terms, NDAs, course and training agreements, memberships and subscriptions, construction and renovation contracts, property contracts, car rental agreements, and general contracts. Scoring is calibrated per type, so a clause that is routine in a lease is not judged by the standards of an employment contract.
The score runs from 0 to 100 and reflects how far the contract's terms sit from what is typical for its type. 70 to 100 means the terms read as standard, 40 to 69 means some clauses differ enough to be worth a closer look, and 0 to 39 means the document carries significant differences from the norm. The score summarises the findings below it; it is not a verdict on the contract's validity.
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