Akraeus Ask
A plain answer, and the line that answers it.
Ask a document a question in your own words. Akraeus answers from the document and links the answer to the passage it came from, highlighted on the page.
On every plan, from Starter at $5, one-time.
8.4 Service Credits. If Availability falls below the Service Level in any month, Customer shall receive the Service Credits set out in Schedule C.
8.5 Chronic Failure. If Availability falls below 99.0% in any three (3) months within a rolling twelve (12) month period, Customer may terminate this Agreement upon thirty (30) days' written notice without payment of any termination fee.
8.6 Sole Remedy. Except as provided in Section 8.5, Service Credits are Customer's sole remedy...
You asked
If they keep missing the uptime target, can we get out of the contract?
Yes. If availability drops below 99.0% in any three months within a rolling twelve, you can terminate on 30 days' notice with no termination fee1. Otherwise, service credits are your only remedy1.
Sources
A fictional hosting contract.
Three steps, and you can check every one of them.
Upload your documents
PDFs with selectable text — a policy, a lease, a contract, a plan document. Keep them in folders, shared with your team on Team.
Ask in your own words
No search terms, no clause numbers. Ask what you actually need to know, of one document or across up to 5 in the same conversation.
Check the line
Every answer links to the pages that support it. Open the citation and the passage is highlighted in the PDF, so you can read it for yourself.
Answers you can point at.
Knowing the answer isn't enough when someone else has to accept it. Ask shows where it came from.
The line, not just the answer
Answers link to the supporting pages, with the passage highlighted in the PDF where it can be located. You check the source instead of taking the answer on faith.
Across up to 5 documents
Ask about a policy and its endorsements, or a contract and its amendment, in one conversation. The citations show which document each part of the answer came from.
Check a draft against your terms
Put a draft next to your standard terms and ask where it departs from them, with the lines on both sides to look at.
No citation, no reliance
If an answer has no citation, or doesn't match the passage it cites, don't rely on it. You can re-run an answer that reads wrong.
Questions people actually ask.
Vendor contracts
Can we leave if they keep missing the uptime target?
“Customer may terminate this Agreement upon thirty (30) days' written notice without payment of any termination fee”Northwind_Hosting_MSA.pdf, page 27
Insurance policies
Is water backup covered, and up to how much?
“Water Back-Up and Sump Discharge or Overflow — Limit of Liability $10,000”homeowners-policy.pdf, declarations, page 2
Leases
What happens to the rent each year?
“Base Rent shall increase by three percent (3%) on each anniversary of the Commencement Date”lease-suite-400.pdf, page 6
Contracts
How much notice do we need to give so it doesn't renew?
“written notice of non-renewal at least ninety (90) days prior to the end of the then-current term”Northwind_Hosting_MSA.pdf, page 11
For teams, and for your own paperwork too — a lease, an insurance policy, a denial letter.
What to know before you start.
The limits, plainly.
- PDFs up to 25MB with selectable text. Scanned or photographed pages aren't supported yet.
- Up to 100 pages per PDF on Starter, and up to 250 on Plus, Pro and Team.
- Questions across up to 5 documents in one conversation.
- Each question uses one question from your allowance; each uploaded page uses one page.
- Not legal or medical advice. For decisions with real stakes, treat it as a first, clarifying step.