Question 1

What is ailegaldesk.pro?

Accepted Answer

A library of free, purpose-built AI tools for common legal drafting - NDAs, services agreements, employment contracts, demand letters, cease-and-desist letters and privacy policies. Each tool is a pre-built recipe: fill a short form, get a finished draft you can review with counsel or send.

Question 2

How do I start?

Accepted Answer

Pick a tool from the homepage, fill in the short form, and hit the button. We hand you off to your AI assistant with a fully-formed prompt pre-loaded.

Question 3

Do I need an account?

Accepted Answer

No. You can preview every tool without signing up.

Question 4

Which AI assistants does it work with?

Accepted Answer

The prompts are model-agnostic - ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini. You bring the assistant, we bring the recipe.

Question 5

Is this a replacement for a lawyer?

Accepted Answer

No. These tools produce first drafts calibrated to the format, required clauses and common pitfalls of each document type. A licensed attorney should always review before you rely on the output.

Question 6

Can I brand the output for my firm?

Accepted Answer

Yes - prepend a one-liner to any prompt: 'letterhead: Blackwood & Vance Partners, signed by Amelia Blackwood, Partner'.

Question 7

Does the output paste into my document management system?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Output is clean Markdown that pastes cleanly into Word, Google Docs, iManage or NetDocuments.

Question 8

Can I use these for a real deal?

Accepted Answer

You can use them as first drafts. For any material contract or dispute, have an attorney licensed in the relevant jurisdiction review before signing or sending.

Question 9

Are the NDAs mutual or one-way?

Accepted Answer

You choose. The NDA tool asks whether the exchange is mutual or one-way and produces the correct structure - the two are not interchangeable.

Question 10

Can the services agreement handle both fixed-fee and hourly?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The fee field accepts any structure - flat, hourly, milestone or retainer - and the payment terms adjust.

Question 11

Which jurisdictions are supported?

Accepted Answer

Every tool asks for the governing jurisdiction and adjusts clauses accordingly - for example, non-compete language is suppressed for California, and GDPR lawful-basis language appears when EU or UK is selected.

Question 12

Does the privacy policy cover GDPR and CCPA?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The tool asks which jurisdictions you serve and includes lawful bases, DSAR rights, cookie disclosure and California opt-out language accordingly.

Question 13

Are demand letters enforceable outside the US?

Accepted Answer

The demand letter tool adjusts style for the jurisdiction - 'without prejudice' for UK/Commonwealth, plain-language for US - and references the applicable governing law you provide.

Question 14

Do you store the information I type into the forms?

Accepted Answer

No. Form inputs are processed in your browser and handed off to your AI assistant.

Question 15

Do you have access to my AI conversations?

Accepted Answer

No. Once you're handed off to ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini, your conversation is between you and that provider.

Question 16

Is this safe for privileged information?

Accepted Answer

You should follow your firm's or company's own information-handling policy. Most users mask names and identifiers before pasting into a prompt when the matter is sensitive.

Question 17

The handoff didn't open - what now?

Accepted Answer

Some browsers block pop-up handoffs. Check your browser's pop-up settings for ailegaldesk.pro.

Question 18

The AI cut off mid-document.

Accepted Answer

Reply 'continue' - the model will pick up where it left off. Longer contracts often need one continuation.

Question 19

The output has a placeholder I don't want.

Accepted Answer

Placeholders in [[double brackets]] are intentional - they mark where you should insert your own party names, dates or specifics before signing.

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