Understand the agreement.
Not just the clauses.
LexAudit reviews contracts for lawyers. It extracts key legal facts, identifies meaningful risks, and produces a structured review report.
LexAudit was designed to augment legal judgment—not automate it.
The report is the product.
Every review produces a structured memorandum: facts stated plainly, reasoning in order, risk ranked by consequence.
Not a dashboard. Not a score without reasoning. The document is ready for a partner, client, or opposing counsel.
Professional contract review software.
Built by a lawyer
Created by a lawyer with a software engineering background, shaped by experience in contract review practice.
Facts and reasoning, separated
Every report separates extracted legal facts from legal reasoning.
Professional work product
Each report is a structured memorandum, formatted for legal review and client work.
Privacy first
Customer contracts remain confidential. Client documents are not used to train public models.
Methodology
Every LexAudit report follows a structured analytical process designed to make contractual reasoning explicit, repeatable, and reviewable.
Key contract facts are extracted before legal analysis begins.
Contracts are models of evolving commercial relationships, not merely collections of clauses.
Asset → Relationship → Lifecycle → Future Scenarios.
Findings are presented as legal work product, not software output.
Agreements are organized around assets, relationships, and future scenarios. The result is transparent, repeatable, and suitable for professional legal review.
Review the standard memorandum.
A complete review, unredacted in structure — the same format delivered to every engagement.
Built by a lawyer.
LexAudit began with a simple observation: contract review consumes significant time, yet lawyers often finish wondering whether they overlooked something important.
LexAudit was built to make legal review more structured while leaving legal judgment exactly where it belongs—with the lawyer.