LegalNow - AI lawyer for small business

@masterlhz congrats on the launch - I think this is a really great product for an industry that has such a high barrier to entry/ cost threshold! I am curious what legal region/location the data is coming from and how the system deals with conflicting regional legal parameters?

LegalNow offers a streamlined, AI-assisted approach to contract drafting and management for small businesses, blending ease of use with affordability. While it could use more specialized legal advice, it’s a secure and practical tool for legal document handling.

Very intuitive dashboard + amazing AI accuracy!

We've gone through the process of setting up and registering our startup the traditional way and it was an annoying and lengthy process. After looking at LegalNow, if I had to go through the entire process again, I would use this product. Great for making complex much simpler to understand, so bye bye paperwork and being able to get straight to business.

The ease and low cost of contract management are wonderful. It's similar to having a legal assistant at your disposal. highly advisable

This tool seems extremely useful for first-time founders, it can save your time and nerves!

Just starting to use LegalNow, and it has seriously cut down the time I spend on contracts. The generated contracts have are reliable, they have a high accuracy.

What I like about LegalNow is its contract creation tool especially how the AI-powered system guides you through the process step by step, ensuring that all the necessary clauses and details are included. Noticed that it adapts to various business needs, from simple agreements to more complex contracts. This flexibility is super helpful for small businesses, as it provides the peace of mind that comes with knowing your contracts are comprehensive and legally sound 🙏👏

First-time entrepreneurs will find this tool extremely useful, it will save them time and effort!

This product is so handy! Super helpful for handling my contract affairs. Much better experience than Rocketlawyer.