Paste the paper. See the traps.
Most people sign a bad contract because it's long, the other side is friendly, and nobody in their corner reads it the way the other side's lawyer wrote it. Contract Guard is that corner — it flags the predatory clauses in plain English: what it says, why it bites you, and what to ask for instead. We're not lawyers. We're the guy who's seen a few of these. When something looks like a bad deal we'll say so straight, and tell you to take it to someone who actually knows.
What's different in the app
Said once, then we'll leave it alone
This page checks for 24 traps. The Will of the People app checks for all 43 — same engine, same wording, just the longer list. Which 24 ended up here is about what turns up most on the paper people actually get handed. Nothing is held back to make a point, and this isn't a cut-down demo of anything.
The app also runs with no internet at all — no page to load, nothing to reach — and it's one tool in a kit that does other things. That is the whole difference.
This page is free forever and it keeps getting better. If it caught something for you today, it did its job whether or not you ever install anything.
“A wise man knows the difference — and when he isn't sure, Friday is here to help, so no one gets tricked out of something they worked hard for. It would be unbrotherly to do it any other way.” — The reason this exists