Import a contract. Get a summary, key terms, and clause flags. Check it against your own playbook, compare two drafts, and read an explainable risk score — all on-device. No cloud uploads. Informational review only; not legal advice.
Silo Systems builds tools for people who would rather not hand their work to someone else's server. OhmsCounsel applies that discipline to contract review: a faster first read that runs entirely on the machine you already own.
Every import, summary, clause flag, comparison, and chat answer runs on your Mac via Apple's MLX framework. Models download once from public open-weights repositories, then operate locally for the lifetime of the app. Your documents never leave the machine.
Define your preferred positions once — liability caps, termination windows, indemnity posture — and OhmsCounsel shows exactly where a contract meets them, falls back, deviates, or stays silent. Generic 'risky clause' lists become 'here is where this departs from your standard.'
OhmsCounsel grounds every flag and answer in passages from your own document. It is informational analysis only — not legal advice, and it does not create an attorney-client relationship. It makes your review faster; it does not replace your judgement or your attorney.
Drag or pick PDF, DOCX, and text files into a local library, then get a plain-language overview of the agreement.
Parties, dates, amounts, and obligations pulled into a structured view you can scan in seconds.
Risk clauses surfaced from the signing party's perspective, each with a neutral rationale and a negotiation suggestion.
Compare a contract against your own preferred positions and see meets / fallback / deviates / missing for each, with a coverage score.
Diff two drafts and see which clauses were added, removed, or materially changed, with a one-line explanation of each change.
An explainable risk dashboard with a per-category breakdown and a plain-language reason for the score.
Ask follow-up questions and get answers grounded in retrieved passages from your own document.
Markdown and PDF reports, each with an informational disclaimer, for your records.
No subscription. No usage tier. No account. One purchase, one app, every future update included via the Mac App Store. Every analysis runs on hardware you already own.
Coming to the Mac App Store ⌘No. Documents are imported into a local library and analyzed on-device using Apple's MLX framework. They never leave your Mac. The only outbound traffic is the optional model-weight download you trigger in Settings, which never includes your documents.
OhmsCounsel is in final pre-release for the Mac App Store. It is informational analysis only — not legal advice.