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Make a professional invoice PDF, or check an agreement for the clauses worth reading twice. Both run entirely in your browser. Nothing you type is uploaded.
Thirteen currencies, tax registration numbers, discounts and cross-border reverse charge. Exports a real text PDF, not a screenshot, so it survives corporate accounts-payable systems.
Make an invoicePaste an agreement and see which of twelve clause types it contains, what each one generally does, and which freelancer protections are missing. Pattern matching, not a language model.
Check a contractNeither tool contains code that sends your content anywhere. Your invoice draft is saved to your browser's local storage so a refresh does not lose it, which means it is on your disk in plain form, not encrypted and not on a server. You can erase it from the tool at any time. That is the whole of the claim, and it is one the code can back.
It checks for the wording of twelve clause types and explains what each kind of clause generally does. A clause being flagged does not mean it is unfair, and nothing being flagged does not mean the contract is safe. For anything that matters, get a lawyer to read it.
Indian GST, LUTs and FIRCs are things I have dealt with directly, invoicing US and UK clients from India. Where a guide covers ground I have not walked, it cites the tax authority or statute it rests on, and names the year those rules were current for. Nothing here is legal or tax advice.