Legal docs shouldn't be the
hardest part of building a startup.

Indian startups face a paradox: you need legal documents from Day 1 — NDAs before your first meeting, co-founder agreements before writing a line of code, offer letters before your first hire. But hiring a lawyer for each document is expensive, slow, and overkill for early-stage companies.

Most founders end up downloading random templates from the internet, half-filling them, and hoping for the best. Those templates are usually written for US/UK jurisdictions, miss critical Indian legal provisions, and leave startups exposed to real risk.

ClauseWala uses a two-stage AI process: first, we generate a clause-by-clause blueprint with risk flags so you can see exactly what's going into your document. Then, once you approve, we expand it into a fully formatted, legally-phrased document ready for export as PDF or DOCX.

Every template is built from the ground up for Indian jurisdiction — citing the Indian Contract Act 1872, Companies Act 2013, Information Technology Act 2000, Digital Personal Data Protection Act 2023, and relevant labour codes. No generic US templates here.