Features
Scan a terms of service, review every clause, and track what changes.
Themys reads a public legal document, shows you the clauses worth your attention with the original text beside them, keeps a record of what you decided, and tells you when the document changes underneath you.
Four moves, repeated for every document
Step 01
Scan
Enter a public Terms of Service or Privacy Policy URL, paste vendor paper, or upload a PDF. Each analysis counts as one review against your plan.
Step 02
Review
Read flagged clauses with the quoted original text, a severity rating, a category, and a plain-English explanation.
Step 03
Decide
Record sign, negotiate, or walk away against the review, and collect the suggested asks worth sending before you sign.
Step 04
Watch
Put a service on your radar and Themys checks the document again, raising an alert when something you cared about changes.
Every surface, and what it does
Scan
Web app
Start a review from the dashboard with Scan a website, Paste your text, or Upload a PDF. Public URLs work without a copy of the document; pasted text and PDFs are for vendor paper you already hold.
- Public Terms or Privacy URLs, pasted text, or PDF upload
- Paste and PDF upload are available on the Founder plan
- One review is counted per successful analysis
Results
Per document
Each review opens on an attention level, then the flagged clauses: the quoted passage, the category it falls under, and why it was raised. Severity is rated Informational, Caution, or Warning so the document reads as a set of decisions rather than a wall of legalese.
- Attention level for the document as a whole
- Flagged clauses with quoted text and an explanation
- Categories covering privacy, arbitration, data sharing, and liability
Full extraction
Per document
Below the flags, the full extraction keeps the original document in view: section titles, bullet-point key points in plain English, and a summary you can skim before reading further.
- Section-by-section key points
- Plain-English summary
- The quoted source text stays next to every finding
History
Across documents
Every review you have run stays in History, searchable by document or service name, with the decision you recorded. Two scans of the same document can be compared side by side to see what moved.
- Search older scans by document or service
- Decisions recorded per review: sign, negotiate, or walk away
- Compare two scans of the same document
Monitoring
Ongoing
Watched services sit on your radar. Themys re-reads the document and raises an alert when it changes, so you hear about a reworded clause without re-reading the whole thing.
- Watched services with unread alerts surfaced first
- Alert limits follow your plan
- Email alerts on paid plans, or turn notifications off
Dashboard
Starting point
The dashboard gathers the work in progress: reviews with an open decision, watched services with unread alerts, and the asks worth raising from recent reviews.
- Pick up where you left off
- On your radar: watched services and unread alerts
- Worth a conversation: suggested asks from recent reviews
Settings
Account
Profile, preferences, subscription, credits, and payment history live in Settings, along with account deletion if you want out.
- Subscription, credits, and payment history
- Profile and preferences
- Delete your account
Developer API
Experimental
The API exposes the same extraction and analysis pipeline for programmatic use, with keys you create and revoke from Settings. Endpoints, authentication, and response limits are documented in full.
- POST /api/extract for readable text from a public URL
- POST /api/analyze and POST /api/analyze/batch for review findings
- Experimental — the interface may change
What is available today
Every scan, review, and alert described above runs in the web app today. A Chrome extension is coming soon; until then the web app is the whole product. The developer API is experimental and may change between releases.
Themys explains what a document says and where the asks are. It is not legal advice — for anything binding, involve qualified counsel.
Start with the document you were about to accept
Free to start, no credit card required. Bring a public Terms URL or the vendor paper sitting in your downloads folder.