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Lawyer’s templates and tools
Over a hundred templates — Contracts, claims, demand letters, receipts and powers of attorney for Russia, Kazakhstan, the US, the UK, Germany, France and the UAE. Each template lists the legal provisions it relies on.
Penalty calculator — Art. 395 interest at the key rate, contractual penalties, statutory interest and court fees. The calculation can be inserted into a demand letter.
Checks and comparison — Counterparty check by INN and comparison of two contract versions with every edit highlighted.
Search across the app — The search field at the top finds sections, templates, tools and your documents. It also opens with ⌘K or Ctrl+K.
A new home screen — Five blocks with the main features at the top and the most needed templates for your country. The chat is narrower, and the “More” button is back on phones.
No sign-in needed to browse — The catalogue, prices, fees and regions are visible without an account. Calculate any purchase — you only sign in to pay.
Popular — Quick picks: Robux, PS Plus, Game Pass, V-Bucks, Telegram Stars, Apple ID, PUBG UC and eSIM.
Colour for everything — Every section, category and product has its own colour, so nothing gets lost.
Better on phones — Bigger icons and short labels in the bottom bar, compact catalogue tabs.
Payment reminder — If an order is waiting for payment, Wallet reminds you once.
Back from your bank — After you pay in your banking app, Wallet does not ask for your passcode again.
Tiles with buttons — Every tile on the home page and in the editor now has its own illustration and a clear action button instead of an arrow.
A new chat greeting — An empty chat now shows what the assistant can do and offers ready-made examples: tap one and the question appears in the input field — just send it.
Contract template in the editor — The Editor section now has an “Open editor” card: it opens a neatly formatted services agreement with the fields to fill in already marked.
Editor toolbar in one row — The editor buttons fit in one row that scrolls sideways, and contract text is left-aligned and easy to read.
Compact home screen — Home cards are shorter and neater, and hints and windows no longer cover the bottom bar.
Jurisdiction set for you — Until you choose the law yourself, the app picks it by language: Russia for Russian, the US or the UK for English, the UAE for Arabic.
Free check stands out — The “Check a contract for free” block is highlighted, can be hidden, and opens the contract upload window right away.
Everything visible before signing in, and a free check
The app without signing in — Without an account you can open any section, look at the editor and even type in the chat. The sign-in window no longer pops up on its own: we'll remind you to sign up when you start working.
Free contract check — The home screen now has a “Check a contract for free” button: upload a contract and AI finds risks and disputed terms using the free points of the Free plan.
A tidier chat — Your messages and AI replies have different colours, text stays within the edges, and lists and headings in replies stand out.
Payment result on screen — After you pay, the app tells you whether the payment went through: points added, plan activated, or no money charged.
Any number of points — Besides ready-made packs you can buy your own number of points — from 2,000 to 100,000 at $1 per 1,000. For example, 2,000 points cost $2.
Buying points in the desktop app — Buying points in the Mac and Windows app now opens checkout instead of a connection error.
Clearer points info — The limit reset stands out on its own, each tile has its own colour, and the rules are split into short cards.
A more comfortable chat — The chat feed sits on a black background, the assistant panel is wider by default, and each button has its own shade.
Everyone resets on Monday — Points on every plan refresh at the same time — every Monday at 00:00 UTC. Unused weekly points do not carry over.
Full limit when you subscribe — When you subscribe, your weekly points are immediately refreshed to the plan's full limit. For example, Plus gives you 7,000 points right away, no matter how many you used on Free.
Top-ups on any plan — Point packs can now be bought on Free too, without a subscription.
Badges above the input — Above the input you can see how many points are left, your plan, when the reset happens and how long until it. Tap to open the plans.
How points work — The plans page now has a detailed block: balance, weekly points, purchased points, the exact reset time and usage rules.
Draft first — Asking for a document immediately opens a draft in the editor. Gaps are marked, and the AI asks its clarifying questions afterwards.
All gaps in view — The “Fill in before sending” list now shows every gap without truncation.
Compact chat — The controls above the chat are smaller: the document, party details, country and points balance fit in three rows.
A colour for every plan — Plan cards now have distinct colours, and the plans page has a block for buying extra points with an explanation of each pack.
More points — Free — 3,000 points, Plus — 7,000 for $5, Pro — 20,000 for $10, and the new Ultra x2 — 50,000 for $25 and Ultra x5 — 100,000 for $50.
Weekly refresh — Points on every plan refresh once a week — on Monday at 00:00 UTC.
Tasks always finish — If points run short, the AI still finishes what it started and only then suggests buying points or changing your plan. Overuse is not charged.
Buy extra points — On any plan, including Free, you can buy a pack of 3,000, 10,000 or 30,000 points at $1 per 1,000. Purchased points never expire.
Balance above the chat — The chat always shows how many of your weekly points are left.
Several party profiles — Above the chat you can choose up to six party profiles and mark your own. The AI knows which parties are selected, and each message shows which profiles it was sent with.
Import from a screenshot or text — Send a screenshot or paste text with the details — the fields fill in automatically, you just check and save.
Edits in the same document — Asking to change a document edits it instead of creating a new one. Above the chat you can choose which document the AI works with.
Version history — The Versions button shows earlier drafts that you can open and restore. Ask the AI to show versions and the window opens by itself.
List of edits — After an edit, the chat shows a list of changes; click an item to jump to that place in the editor.
Tables and formatting — The AI creates tables in documents, and chat replies are formatted with headings and lists.
Translation without waiting — Languages are prepared in advance, so the app switches immediately. New text is translated separately, without retranslating the whole app.
Currency follows language — In Russian, plans are shown in rubles and paid via T-Bank; in other languages, in US dollars via Stripe. You can change the payment method manually.
Opening files is easier — No more folder permissions: choose a file, paste it or drag it anywhere in the window.
The signature stays where you put it — The editor page now matches the PDF page, so the signature stays in the same place.
Chat list — “New chat” saves the current conversation. Return to past chats from the “Chats” list.
Notifications — The bell at the top and the red “Review” tab tell you about issues found. Short notices appear in the corner and disappear on their own.
Clear review — The result is at the top; issues are grouped by importance and explained step by step.
Download in the format you need — “Download” in chat lets you choose PDF, Word and other formats.
Signature over the text — The signature no longer breaks the line. Drag it into place and resize it by the corner. Ask the AI lawyer and it will lay it on the signature line.
Save to chat — The editor now has two buttons side by side: send the document to the chat or download the file. A signed document arrives in the chat with its signature.
All pages — The app background no longer gets in the way of scrolling: it pauses while you scroll, and cards no longer recalculate blur on every frame. The look stays the same.
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