Lock in the deal, on paper.
Draft contracts from reusable templates, get them signed in the browser and keep the agreement linked to the work that follows. When the contract comes from the client, Risk Reader helps you review it before you sign.
Every horror story starts the same way.
Scope changes. Payment terms get missed. A client sends over their own agreement and you sign it without catching the clause that matters.
Worklyn gives every engagement a written record of what was agreed, then keeps that record linked to the client, the proposal it came from and the invoices drafted after it.
Upload a contract a client sent you and get a plain-language review of the clauses worth a second look.
Start from 25 or more built-in agreements, or save your own layout to reuse on paid plans.
Describe the clause you need in plain English and start from a draft you can review and edit.
Get the agreement signed in the browser, then draft the invoice from it in one click.
Contracts go both ways. Worklyn covers both.
Pick a template or start from an accepted proposal. The client, the pricing total, the currency and the project name land in the draft, and the proposal's scope arrives as an editable Scope of Work section.
Fields like the client name and your business details fill in from the records already in Worklyn.
Describe what you need in plain English and review the generated clause before adding it. It leaves placeholders rather than inventing numbers.
Available on the free plan, within your monthly AI allowance.
Send one link. The client types their name without creating an account, and both sides get a receipt.
Upload the contract a client sent you and Risk Reader reads it clause by clause, in plain language.
Upload a PDF or a text file to your vault to run a review.
Payment terms, revisions and scope, IP ownership, non-compete, liability, termination, confidentiality and governing law.
Each flag explains the clause in plain language and what it could mean for the engagement.
Every flag comes with one concrete ask you can raise before signing.
Risk Reader also lists what already looks fair, and gives the contract an overall risk level. It is on paid plans.
The contract stays with the record.
In most tools a signed contract becomes a PDF in a folder. In Worklyn it stays attached to the client, to the proposal it came from and to every invoice drafted from it, so the whole chain is one traceable record.
When a client signs, Worklyn records the name they typed, the moment they typed it and the IP address it came from, then takes a SHA-256 fingerprint of the exact document those details were attached to. Both sides get that fingerprint by email, with the signed PDF. From then on the contract is sealed: it cannot be edited, only duplicated into a fresh unsigned draft. Re-run the check later and it either still matches the fingerprint in the email, or the document changed.
The proposal, the contract and the invoices drafted from it stay linked to the same client.
Re-run the fingerprint check at any time to confirm the document has not changed.
Turn a signed contract into an invoice draft in one click.
Contracts help document the deal. They are not legal advice.
Worklyn can help you draft, review and organize everyday business agreements, but it is not a law firm. For unusual, regulated or high-value agreements, have a qualified lawyer review the contract.
Contracts questions, answered.
Yes. Upload it to your vault as a PDF or text file and Risk Reader flags clauses across payment terms, revisions and scope, IP ownership, non-compete, liability, termination, confidentiality and governing law. Each flag is explained in plain language and comes with one concrete ask you can raise. It is a review aid, not legal advice, and it is available on paid plans.
Worklyn records the signer's typed name, the time, their IP address and a fingerprint of the exact document signed, then emails a receipt to both sides. Electronic signature requirements vary by country and by contract type, so regulated or high-value agreements may need additional review.
Yes. The accepted proposal's client, pricing total, currency and project name carry into the contract draft, and its scope arrives as an editable section.
Worklyn ships more than 25 built-in agreements on every plan, and paid plans let you save your own as a reusable template.
Yes. Contracts are unlimited on the free plan. Free plan documents carry a small Worklyn credit in the footer.
Put the next deal on paper.
Start from a template or an accepted proposal, get it signed and keep the agreement linked to the work that follows.