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ClauseCheck: Plain-language lease clause explainer for tenants
Paste a clause, get a plain-language explanation plus the questions a tenant should ask. Educational only, with clear disclaimers.
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Problem
Tenants sign agreements they cannot parse and discover obligations after they matter.
Solution
A clause explainer that plainly restates terms and surfaces the questions worth asking.
Target audience
Tenants, housing advisers, student housing offices.
Current functionality
- Clause explanation
- Question generator
- Saved clause library
- Readable print view
Technology overview
- React front end
- Model API via server proxy
- No user accounts yet
Included assets
- Source code
- Prompt library
- Explainer content
- Accessibility audit notes
Traction
- Shared in two tenant-support forums
- About 1,900 clause lookups
What remains unfinished
- Accounts
- Jurisdiction awareness
- Reviewer workflow for content quality
Suggested growth opportunities
- Jurisdiction-specific editions
- Adviser dashboard
- Grant-funded expansion
Known risks
- Must never be presented as legal advice
- Model output requires human review
- Domain is descriptive and weak
Transfer requirements
- Code licence agreement
- Prompt library assignment
- Handover documentation
Why the creator is selling
The creator believes an advocacy organisation should own this rather than a private company.
Ideal buyer
A housing nonprofit, legal-aid group or university housing office.
Asking structure
Open to offers. Creator prefers a licence to a tenant-rights organisation.
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API keys, passwords, database credentials, private repository links, customer-identifying data, admin URLs, production secrets and unredacted legal documents are never published in a listing. Those are exchanged only after verification and signed agreements, through a documented process.