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Legal help that knows it is not your lawyer.

Spectre does the reading so your team can do the thinking. It finds the law, drafts the first version and flags the risky clause. Then it steps aside, because judgment is your job and it knows that.

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SpectreMatter: Perera v. Lanka Textiles
Matters
Perera v. Lanka Textiles
Lease review, Kandy
Share transfer, Nexa
Trademark, Kitsu
Can the employer end a workman's contract for redundancy without the Commissioner's approval?
Short answer: no.Draft · needs review
For a non-disciplinary termination, the employer needs either the workman's written consent or the prior written approval of the Commissioner General of Labour[1]. Redundancy is non-disciplinary, so the approval applies[2].
1Termination of Employment of Workmen (Special Provisions) Act, No. 45 of 1971, s. 2
2Compensation formula, published by gazette in 2005
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The problem

Lawyers are expensive. Most of what they do all day isn't law.

It's searching, reading, and retyping the same paragraph for the fortieth time. That's where the hours go, and it's exactly the part software is good at.

  • Research eats the week

    Junior lawyers spend hours finding the one section that matters in an act nobody has read since it was passed. Clients pay for those hours and hate it.

  • First drafts are the same draft

    Most letters, notices and clauses are 80% boilerplate. Writing them from scratch every time is not craft. It's typing.

  • Generic AI makes things up

    Consumer chatbots invent case law with total confidence. In a legal setting that isn't a quirk. It's a disciplinary hearing.

What it does

Reads the fine print so you don't have to start from page one.

Drop in a 60-page agreement. Spectre tells you what's unusual, what's risky, and what it would change. You decide what to do about it.

Master Services Agreement.docxReviewed in 41s
9. Limitation of liability
10. Term and renewal
14. Governing law
3 things to look atSorted by risk
HighLiability is uncapped
Clause 9.2 has no ceiling. Suggest 12 months of fees.Suggest a redline →
MediumAuto-renews for 24 months
Clause 3.1. Most clients expect 12 with 60 days' notice.Suggest a redline →
LowGoverning law is fine
Clause 14 picks Sri Lanka. Matches your template.

  • Every answer shows its sources

    Statutes, sections and cases, linked. If Spectre can't source it, it says so instead of guessing.

  • Drafts, clearly labelled as drafts

    Nothing Spectre writes is presented as final. A person reviews, edits and signs. Always.

  • Contract review ranked by risk

    Upload an agreement, get the three things worth your attention first, not a 40-item list of trivia.

  • Organised by matter

    Questions, drafts and documents live under the matter they belong to, not in one endless chat.

  • Suggestions stay separate

    What Spectre proposes and what your team approved never get mixed up. The audit trail is boring, and that's the point.

  • Built for review

    Designed around how firms already check work: a junior drafts, a senior reviews. Spectre just takes the junior's worst hours.

For investors

We're raising. If legal tech is your thing, let's talk.

Spectre is in private beta. We're looking for investors who understand that in law, being right matters more than being first. If that's you, ask for the deck.

  • StagePrivate beta
  • MarketLegal teams who bill by the hour and would rather not bill for reading
  • TeamThe people behind Pyxel Route and Book-ah. We ship, and we stick around.
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