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Read the contract before you sign it, in one message

Send the PDF to Sonic in WhatsApp. Get the risks, the numbers and the dates you actually need to know, in plain language.

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What you get back, minus the legalese

The risky bits, flagged

Auto-renewal, one-sided penalties, quiet fee hikes. Sonic points to the clauses that could cost you and says why.

Key terms in plain English

Notice periods, who owes what, how you get out. Ask "What happens if I cancel early?" and get a straight answer.

Deadlines you can't miss

"When do I have to give notice?" Sonic pulls the dates and can set the reminder so the window never slips past you.

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No app to install
It's just your normal WhatsApp chat.
1 message
To send a contract
Attach the PDF and hit send.
Any PDF
Contracts, invoices, spreadsheets
Send whatever landed in your inbox.

How a contract review actually goes

Say a supplier sends you a two-year service agreement the day before you're meant to sign. You don't have a lawyer on call, and you're not about to read nine pages of dense clauses on your phone. So you forward the PDF straight to Sonic in WhatsApp with a note: "Read this and tell me what I should worry about."

A moment later you get a short summary back. The headline risks first: it renews automatically unless you cancel 60 days out, the price can rise once a year with no cap, and late payment triggers a steep fee. Then the plain facts: what you're paying, what they promised to deliver, and exactly how you walk away.

From there you just keep chatting. "What's the earliest I can cancel without a penalty?" "Is there anything about who owns the work?" "Rewrite clause 7 in one sentence a normal person understands." Sonic answers from the document, not from thin air, and points you to the section so you can double-check.

When a real deadline shows up, hand it off. "Remind me on the 1st of every month to review this contract" or "Ping me two weeks before the cancellation window closes." The reminder fires in the same chat, so the date you found never quietly turns into a renewal you didn't want.

Sonic isn't a lawyer and won't pretend to be one. For anything high-stakes, get proper advice. What it does is make sure you never sign blind again, and that the fine print stops hiding the things that cost you money.

Before you send your first contract

Is Sonic a substitute for a lawyer?

No, and it won't pretend to be. Sonic gives you a fast, plain-language read on the risks, terms and deadlines so you know what you're signing and what to ask about. For anything high-value or legally binding in a serious way, take it to a real lawyer. Sonic just makes sure you go in informed.

What kinds of documents can it read?

PDFs of contracts, service agreements, leases, invoices, NDAs and spreadsheets. Send it the file the same way you'd send any attachment in WhatsApp. You can then ask questions about it in plain language, and Sonic answers from the actual document rather than guessing.

Do I need to install anything or learn a dashboard?

No. Everything happens inside your normal WhatsApp chat. There's no app to download, no login, no dashboard to figure out. You attach the PDF, type your question like a message to a friend, and read the answer right there in the thread.

Can it remind me about deadlines in the contract?

Yes. Once Sonic finds a date that matters, like a notice period or a renewal, you can turn it into a reminder on the spot. Just say "Remind me two weeks before the cancellation window closes" and it fires in the same chat, no calendar juggling required.

What does it cost?

Sonic is in early access right now, so we're onboarding people in batches rather than quoting prices publicly. Request access and we'll get you set up and tell you exactly what your plan looks like. No commitment to explore it and see whether it earns a place in your week.

Never sign a contract you haven't really read

Get early access to Sonic and turn the next PDF in your inbox into a two-minute WhatsApp conversation.