Four capabilities, one quiet engine.
Lexpactum turns a tense, uneven negotiation into a private, structured one, and ends with a document everyone had a hand in.
A copilot that knows the law
Each partner negotiates beside a private AI mentor. It explains clauses in plain language and cites real doctrine and law inline, not “because the AI said so.” It never speaks for anyone or leaks a word to the others.
Illustration: sources shown are examples
An all-or-nothing reveal
Positions are sealed on submission and stay invisible until everyone has submitted. The round shows status only. The moment the last partner finishes, the gate opens for all at once.
- AAnaPreparing
- MMarcoPreparing
- PPriyaPreparing
- LLuisPreparing
Convergence report
- Aligned on most of the equity split
- Two open disagreements on vesting
- Departure terms still untouched
Illustration: no real positions
An anonymized synthesis
When the round closes, Lexpactum reads every position and reports where the table agrees, disagrees and left gaps, clustered and stripped of authorship, so each view is heard on its merits.
- AAnaEqual split
- MMarcoWeighted to effort
- PPriyaEqual split
- LLuisWeighted to effort
Aggregated
Two clusters (equal split and weighted) split evenly, with no name attached to either.
Illustration: no real positions
A living agreement
From the synthesis, Lexpactum drafts a structured agreement, clause by clause, traceable to the positions behind it. Export it and hand it to a lawyer as a starting point, not a puzzle.
Draft · traceable to each position
The demo is the real foundation.
Underneath the four capabilities is a domain-blind core: the rules of rounds, visibility and anonymity know nothing about shareholders. The subject lives as a configuration pack. A second kind of agreement is a content job, not a rewrite, which is why Lexpactum stays cheap to extend.