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Experiment 02 · contractbuilder.labs.gorlitsky.com

From term sheet to first draft, with every change explained.

Upload a term sheet or deal memo and your template, plus a precedent if you have one. Contract Builder drafts the agreement from your template and adds a note to each deal point. The note says where the point came from, in the term sheet or the precedent, or why the template's language had to change: a business term, a market change, or a change in law.

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Term sheet or deal memo

The business deal: parties, fees, term, rights and anything else that was agreed.

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Your template

Your form. Its structure, defined terms and house style are kept. Optional: a precedent, a prior signed deal to follow where the term sheet is silent.

You get

A first draft in Word

Each deal point carries a comment that gives its source or its reason. Open items are flagged, not guessed. Plus a redline against your template.

Real sample · fictional deal

A bank line of credit, built from a one-page term sheet

A1 Bank & Trust extends a $5 million revolving line of credit to A1 Manufacturing. Contract Builder drafted it for the bank from the bank's 2019 loan form, the term sheet, and the borrower's 2023 loan as precedent. Both companies are invented. This is an actual Contract Builder run, not a mock-up. Click a note to find its clause, or switch to the inputs.

Blue = added to the templateRed = removed from the template

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Build a first draft

Use fictional, public or fully redacted documents. You'll get a Word draft with the notes as comments, a redline against your template, and a PDF to read on your phone.

Term sheet or deal memo *
Drop a .docx or .pdfor click to choose
Template *
Drop a .docx or .pdfor click to choose
Precedent (optional)
Drop a prior signed deal, if you have oneUsed where the term sheet is silent. The draft works without one.
Required. We'll email you a 6-digit code to confirm the address works. The developer may contact you about your experience with the tool.
    Takes about a minute. Free drafts are limited each day.