Tabrez Alam
587 posts

Tabrez Alam
@alamtabrez
Founder @IntentsMobi Taking a moonshot at making maps more 'humane'.
Gurgaon, Haryana, India شامل ہوئے Mart 2009
664 فالونگ251 فالوورز

There used to be a time when I would not believe anything that was posted online on April 01; today we have reached an age where you cannot trust anything posted any day of the year. #aprilfoolsday
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@Tyagi0G @india_iskcon Consistently the same shit from these scammers despite never visiting or sharing details with them 🫠
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Never been to their temple, never had any correspondence. HOW ON EARTH DO THEY HAVE MY INFO, to peddle one tap donations. What simulation is this, how is this legal @india_iskcon 🙏🏼
Please accept my seva

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@the_motonomad The most important think is to continue building... Take the feedback, evaluate which requires your attention, fix it/build it and move forward. Taj Mahal was not built in a day!
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It is not always congratulations. Back to Gemini to build

Akshay@the_motonomad
Congratulations to the marketing team :D
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@dineshpaii You should give this a try as well: personas.work/document-analy… - It gives the legal power to founders
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Most first-time founders sign term sheets, SHAs, and SSAs without fully understanding what they're agreeing to. This is something I get to hear from founders very very often. You'd be surprised how often I get messages about this in different contexts. This is not because they're careless, but because legal documentation is dense, expensive to get reviewed, and nobody teaches you this stuff.
I've seen founders get locked into clauses they didn't understand. Liquidation preference that only favours the investors, anti-dilution that again destroys founder equity, and so many other things. And even when some of them do hire lawyers, they often can't tell if the bill is proportionate to the work. Its a problem.
Well, LegalOS is a small attempt to change that.
It's an open-source tool for Founders to drop in a term sheet, an SHA, or an SSA. Get a clause-by-clause breakdown in plain English. It clearly articulates what's standard, what's aggressive, and what to push back on. Every clause is colour-coded, with real examples and explanations of founder impact. I have tried to add the things we watch out for our founders, along with some examples we have come across. It's not exhaustive, but the idea is to start small and expand on it. Also, it is clear to me that generic AI-specific saas solutions are not great. As founders you'd rather build capability inhouse and also develop your own risk tolerance, your own processes and knowledge base, without any external dependency. You will need just Claude subscription.
I have tried to add free explainer guides for all three documents. Mostly through comparison tables showing standard vs aggressive vs unusual terms across every concept.
Btw, the tool learns your preferences over time. Tell it what it missed, what wasn't relevant, and it sharpens to your deal context. You can even export your preferences file and use it as context in Claude Projects, ChatGPT, or any AI interface. Or maybe even other founders when you want to help them.
A disclaimer that this isn't a replacement for a good lawyer reviewing all the documents. But it's a way to know which clauses to push back on, what questions to ask, and where to spend your time. And also to have some visibility on what your legal team is agreeing to.
Built for Indian startups. Open source. Powered by @claudeai.
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@the_motonomad @IndiGo6E Their first announcement is the Final call :)
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Why do I see so many posts which say "Asking for a friend". I think I am a bad guy, never asked anything for a friend :( #askingforafriend
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@the_motonomad The key is "control", in one you have a lot while on the other, you just wait to see if you would be amazed :)
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