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Nigeria
1 year of experience
AI builder and entrepreneur focused on turning emerging AI technologies into practical products and businesses. I’m particularly interested in AI automation, AI-native startups, intelligent agents, and tools that solve real-world problems. I enjoy building fast, experimenting with new technologies, and turning ideas into working prototypes. Currently exploring AI security, business automation, and AI-powered SaaS products while looking for ambitious people to build with.

ClauseWatch is an AI-powered contract intelligence platform that transforms the way enterprises review legal documents. THE PROBLEM Enterprise legal teams review hundreds of contracts per year. Outside counsel charges $400-900/hour. In-house teams average 2 hours per contract — and still miss things. A single overlooked clause can cost millions. THE SOLUTION Upload any contract PDF. ClauseWatch's AI agent reads every clause, scores every risk, detects missing protections, and delivers an executive-grade decision in under 60 seconds. WHAT IT DOES — Extracts and categorizes every clause (liability, IP, termination, payment, data privacy, and more) — Scores each clause for risk (0-100) with financial exposure estimates — Explains every clause in plain English with negotiation recommendations — Detects missing standard clauses that should exist but don't — Benchmarks clauses against market-standard enterprise contracts — Validates contracts against a 12-rule enterprise policy framework — Delivers a final verdict: APPROVE / REVIEW / RENEGOTIATE / REJECT — Generates a 3-sentence executive brief for C-suite decision makers THE TECH Built on Next.js App Router with server-side PDF parsing, Gemini 2.5 Flash for structured AI extraction, and a resilient JSON pipeline with automatic repair and fallback handling. The AI is prompted to return validated JSON schemas — not free-form text — ensuring reliable, structured output every time. WHO IT'S FOR Legal operations teams, procurement departments, startup founders, and anyone who signs contracts and wants to understand what they're actually signing.
19 May 2026