Forms and contracts are written for the people who build them, not the people who fill them out. Crade reads them on your screen and explains what each field means and what to push back on.
Help me fill out this rental application.
Rental form. The tricky bits: • Income → GROSS, before tax. Want 3× rent • Reason for moving → "Lease ending" is safe • Landlord ref → real phone; they call • Pets → honest about weight • Move-in → 1st or 15th; flexible reads best






Tax forms, immigration paperwork, hospital intake, school applications, software permission screens. Half of life is forms that nobody explains. Crade reads the form on screen and tells you what each field actually means and how to answer it.
Review this employment contract — what should I watch for?
5 things to flag before you sign: • Probation: 6 months (standard is 3) • Notice: 3 mo from you / 1 mo from them — lopsided • Non-compete: 12 mo, no geography limit • IP clause covers your evenings + weekends • Bonus is "at company discretion" — not guaranteed Push back on notice + IP scope.






A contract lands in your inbox. Twelve pages of dense legal text. Crade reads the whole thing on your screen and flags the clauses that actually matter, so you know what to negotiate before you sign.