An Ectotropy lab release
Every LP obligation you agreed to, in one register.
A fund with 40 LPs carries several hundred bespoke obligations. Reporting deadlines, fee offsets, MFN elections, consent gates, concentration limits. They live as prose, in PDFs, in a folder. Upload a side letter and get back a standardized register where every row carries its clause reference, its source page, and a verbatim excerpt you can check in seconds.
It flags instead of guessing.
A missing deadline or owner comes back as REVIEW with a reason. You can always tell the difference between no obligation and could not tell.
It scores its own confidence, and that changes the workflow.
Every row carries a confidence and a one-line rationale. Anything below 0.7 is routed to a review queue rather than quietly landing in your register.
It makes MFN comparable.
Carve-outs, conditions, and thresholds come back as structured data, so 40-day reporting at one LP and 45 at another line up side by side and the election gets priced instead of guessed.
| Clause | Type | Obligation | Deadline | MFN | Consent | Conf. |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| §3(a) | Reporting | Unaudited quarterly financials and capital account statement | 45 days after quarter-end | Y | N | 0.94 |
| §4(b) | Fee offset | 100% of monitoring and transaction fees offset against management fee | Ongoing | Y | N | 0.91 |
| §6 | Consent / approval | GP may not admit a competitor as an LP without prior written consent | Event-driven | N | Y | 0.88 |
| §9(c) | Excuse / exclusion | Excuse right for investments restricted by the LP investment policy | REVIEW | N | N | 0.62 |
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Free, three documents. It runs a frontier model over a full PDF, so the cap keeps a free tool free.
Before you upload anything
- Document text is sent to the Anthropic API. Do not upload what you would not send through it.
- This extracts and structures. It is not legal advice and does not interpret enforceability.
- Scanned PDFs need an OCR layer first, or paste the text instead.
- Your register is stored in your browser, not on a server.
Built by Christian Busch. Source on GitHub.