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AI · August 26, 2026

VIDI

See what your contract could cost you

What it does

VIDI helps businesses spot financial risks in contracts before signing. The new version adds a lawyer workflow, clearer risk explanations, and a faster way to understand what could go wrong - and what to do next.

VIDI helps small businesses understand contract risks before signing. Upload a contract and get plain English explanations.

VIDI doesn't chat with you about your contract — it runs a fixed process: extract → cross-check → score → act. Every finding points back to the exact clause it came from, so you can verify it in seconds. Built for founders and businesses signing real contracts — without a lawyer on retainer. You don't prompt VIDI — you run "Contract Review" and get the same structured result every time: extract, cross-check, score, act. Set your Playbook once — payment terms, liability caps, non-negotiables — and every future contract is checked against your rules, not a generic template. Every finding becomes a redline, a negotiation email, or a checklist item — something you can send, not just read. VIDI…from vidicontract.tech

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