ClauseMap turns a dense contract into a luminous map of hexagonal clause tiles — a hundred clauses in one view, risk that lights up by colour, navigable without the overwhelm. Built for neurodivergent minds.
AI contract review & clause mapping for law firms, in-house legal and commercial teams
Supply_Agreement.docx · 14 clauses
CLEARREVIEWRISK
§1DefinitionsP4
§2These TermsP4
§3CommencementP2
§4Order ProcessP4
§5LicenceP2
§6AI ObligationsP2
§7Customer Obs.P2
§8Fees & PayP2
§9IP RightsP1▸ Click here
§9
IP Rights
HIGH RISK
9.1 All intellectual property rights in the deliverables shall vest exclusively in the Supplier remain owned by the Customer, with a licence granted to the Supplier.
AICustomers usually keep ownership of their own IP — ClauseMap suggests a licence instead of a full assignment.
§10Data ProtectionP1
§11ConfidentialityP2
§12AI DisclaimersP1
§13IndemnityP2
§14LiabilityP1
▸ Tap the glowing §9 IP Rights tile to open its clause
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// Hexagonal thinking
A hundred clauses. One glance. No overwhelm.
A long contract is a wall of text — exactly the format that overloads a neurodivergent reader. ClauseMap lights every clause as a hexagon, so the whole agreement becomes a map you can take in at once and navigate at your own pace.
⬡100+ clauses on one screen — pan the whole contract instead of scrolling for pages.
⬡Risk lights up by colour — your eye lands on the glowing red tiles first.
⬡A layout that lowers cognitive load — spatial, chunked, and kinder to dyslexic reading.
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// What is a ClauseMap
Every clause becomes a tile you can navigate.
Instead of working line by line, you read the contract as a map — so the bigger picture, the connections between sections, and the risks all surface at once.
✓See every clause at a glance, colour-coded by risk.
✓Understand how sections connect — a map, not a list.
✓Spot what needs attention and skip what doesn't.
Before — raw contract
After — ClauseMap
Parties
Payment
Liability
Terminate
Confiden.
// One document, many ways to understand it
Read the law in the format that works for your mind.
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Hexagonal map
Every clause as a glowing tile — see the whole contract at a glance.
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Explainer video
Turn a contract or parliamentary bill into a short narrated video that explains it plainly.
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Easy Read
A plain-language, simplified version of every clause — short sentences and clear structure, designed for accessible reading.
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Digital overlays
Read every clause through a calming colour overlay tuned to your NT Pass — reducing visual stress without changing a word.
The ClauseMap difference
Where neuroscience meets law.
// Contract Review Wellness
Review contracts without burning out.
Track cognitive load, monitor wellbeing and work in a way that supports your brain.
Contract Wellness
THIS WEEK
82/ 100
Wellness Score
Healthy & sustainable
Burnout Risk: Low
Contracts Reviewed
18
Focus Sessions
12
80%
Avg Review Duration
24mins
Confidence Score
High
Review intensity is 18% above your normal baseline.
Consider taking a break after completing the next section.
Critical clause reviews92%
Burnout Predictor
Tracks review activity, workload and focus patterns to identify signs of cognitive overload before burnout occurs.
Contract Planner
Breaks large contracts into manageable review sessions with time estimates and suggested break points.
Confidence Assistant
Provides review progress tracking, feedback support and reassurance to reduce overwhelm during complex reviews.
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// Why we built ClauseMap
“As a dyslexic lawyer, I found that legal documents were never designed for neurodivergent minds. After being refused reasonable adjustments at work, I built ClauseMap so anyone can read, draft and navigate the law in the format that works best for them.”
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of legal professionals with neurodivergence have been refused reasonable adjustments at work.
Reasonable adjustments for legal teams — made simple.
Neuroinclusive contract review isn't a nice-to-have — for many professionals it's a reasonable adjustment their employer has a duty to provide. ClauseMap gives every team a clearer, lower-stress way to work through the fine print.
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Law firms
Support neurodivergent fee-earners and trainees without slowing billable work — faster, clearer review for every associate.
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In-house legal
A consistent, lower-stress way to handle high contract volumes — and a concrete way to meet your duty to make reasonable adjustments.
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Commercial & procurement
Non-lawyers read supplier terms with confidence — risk surfaced visually, so nothing critical slips through unnoticed.
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Often fundable through Access to Work — the UK government scheme covering workplace adjustments and assistive technology for disabled employees.
✓ Programmatic ClauseMap generation✓ REST API & webhooks✓ Usage-based scaling✓ 99.9% uptime SLA✓ Developer support
Questions, answered plainly
A ClauseMap is a visual map of your contract, where each clause becomes a hexagonal tile you can review, understand and act on — instead of reading line by line.
Hexagons tessellate, so a hundred clauses fit on one screen with no wasted space. The spatial, chunked layout reduces cognitive load and is far kinder to dyslexic and neurodivergent reading than a wall of text.
Yes. Text meets high-contrast targets, the type is the highly legible Atkinson Hyperlegible, and all motion automatically stops if your device requests reduced motion. A light mode is also on the way.
Yes. ClauseMap Atlas is a Word plugin, so you create and navigate ClauseMaps without leaving the document you are already working in.
Yes — the trial plan gives you 400 free credits, enough to create two documents, with no card required.
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