Paradraw
About Paradraw

Your terms cite documents nobody published. Paradraw draws them.

Read your terms one page at a time and each looks fine. The gaps sit between pages. Paradraw shows you the whole set together and quotes the clause behind each point, so you can check it yourself in seconds.

Deciding whether to trust it with your documents, or with what it says about a company? This page covers where it came from, the rules it keeps and who runs it.

The Paradraw mark: five documents drawn as a P, one of them missing
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Where it began, August 2026

Half of what the terms relied on didn't exist

In August 2026 we built a tool to read one SaaS company's published legal documents as a set. The terms referenced or required 18 documents. 9 weren't on the live site.

Read one at a time, every page looked fine. The gaps only showed up in the set as a whole, where a clause points to a policy that nobody ever wrote.

9 of 18: the documents its terms named that were never published.

What we believe

Your terms work as a system, and the problems sit between the documents. Legal document mapping lets you see the gaps before a buyer's lawyer finds them.

You can check every finding it makes

  1. 01

    Quoted, not asserted

    A conflict comes with at least two quoted clauses. A missing document comes with the scope of the search. You check a finding in seconds instead of taking it on trust.

  2. 02

    Honest about what it missed

    If a page won't render or parse, the report marks it unread and holds back the findings that depended on it. When too little was read, no score is published.

  3. 03

    Public pages only

    Paradraw reads what anyone can read, and nothing behind a login. Documents you upload stay private to your account. They never appear in the directory or the sitemap.

  4. 04

    Named? Put your reply on the record

    Every public page has a route for the company to reply. Paradraw publishes the reply unedited.

  5. 05

    Observations, never verdicts

    Findings report what the documents say. A build-time check flags any wording that starts to read as a conclusion. Public scores use deterministic findings only.

  6. 06

    A named yardstick

    How much a finding matters depends on the jurisdiction and the buyer. Every report names its profile, 'EU B2B SaaS', version 2026.08, so you know the basis it was read against.

Built in Gothenburg by Up Strategy Lab

Up Strategy Lab AB (org. nr 559172-7218), a product strategy and design studio in Gothenburg, Sweden, builds and runs Paradraw. Paradraw isn't a separate company yet. This page will say so until it is.

You can see how each finding was made. Three of the five passes are deterministic. The two judgement passes run on Anthropic Claude. On public pages DeepSeek corroborates them; documents you upload never go to it. And TypeSafe's Jev classifies clause topics. Without a model key, the deterministic passes still run and the report says so.

19 company estates are drawn in public, among them Figma, Linear, Notion, Slack and Vanta. You can check any of them against the live site.

Who runs it

Up Strategy Lab AB

Organisation number
559172-7218
Where
Gothenburg, Sweden
Write to
privacy@upstrategylab.com
The paperwork
Terms, privacy, DPA

Pick a company you know. Check the quotes.

The directory shows 19 estates, each drawn with what was published, what was named but never published, and how it all connects. Hold a quote up against the live site. If it holds, ask us to draw your set.