A few weeks ago I shared VIDI here - an AI tool that helps founders understand contract risks before signing.
The discussions grew to 400+ comments. Real founders sharing real stories about contracts that cost them money.
I read every single one.
Today I put my head down and shipped everything I've been planning.
Here's what changed:
Dashboard - contract cards with risk level, date, and type. Live stats showing Total / High / Medium / Low risk at a glance. PDF preview renders the first 3 pages inline when you open a contract.
Download Full Report - instead of raw AI output, VIDI now generates a structured report with risk summary, every flagged clause with severity, missing clauses, and the full improved contract version. Opens as a modal, saves as PDF.
File management - download original, download improved version, delete everything with one click.
Full site redesign - landing page, auth pages, legal pages. Small details, but they matter when someone lands on your product for the first time.
Current numbers:
57 contracts analyzed
19 registered users
Contracts from UK, India, Australia, Shanghai
Still early. But it's starting to feel like a real product.
The biggest thing 400+ comments taught me:
Founders don't want "contract analysis." They want to answer one question:
"Is there anything in this contract that could cost me money later?"
That's what I'm building toward.
If you're curious, you can try it here:
https://joyful-granita-8415bc.netlify.app
Curious about something:
Have you ever signed a contract that looked normal…
but later realized it had a clause that cost you money?
For anyone who wants context on how this product evolved:
First post - initial launch and feedback:
https://www.indiehackers.com/post/i-built-an-ai-contract-analysis-tool-for-smbs-looking-for-feedback-ae432411d6
Second post - what happened after 70+ comments:
https://www.indiehackers.com/post/what-happened-after-my-ai-contract-tool-post-got-70-comments-e89c3756b5
Third post - what 300+ founders taught me:
https://www.indiehackers.com/post/what-300-founders-taught-me-about-contracts-89be84a3f6
The discussions in those threads are what pushed me to rebuild everything today.