2026 · Concept demo · Fictional data

Smart Contract Archive

Ask a contract archive a question in plain Czech — "which contracts expire this quarter and have no AML clause?" — and get back the matching contracts with the exact paragraph highlighted. A working concept, built on eighteen invented contracts.

RoleDesign & build

TypeProduct concept

Data18 fictional contracts

LanguageCzech

Two-pane interface: query and result list on the left, full contract text on the right with one paragraph highlighted in amber — A query resolved — six matches on the left, the cited paragraph highlighted on the right

The design problem is trust, not search

Lawyers do not want a chatbot's summary of their contract. They want to be taken to the clause and shown it. So the interface never paraphrases: it answers with a count, a list, and a jump straight to the paragraph, highlighted in place.

Four limits stated across the top. Read-only. Cites a source. Not legal advice. The user verifies the result. These are the objections, answered before the first query.
Two panes, fixed roles. Left asks and lists; right shows the document. The document pane never becomes a chat.
Citations are the interface. Each result carries "→ Čl. 4 odst. 1" — click it and the right pane scrolls to that article with an amber marker.
Suggested queries as chips. Four real questions the archive can answer, so nobody has to guess the syntax.
Risk shown as data, not colour alone. A missing AML clause appears as the word "chybí" in red inside an otherwise plain metadata grid.

Empty state of the same interface, with suggested query chips and an instruction in the right pane — Empty state — the right pane explains what will appear there

Palette

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A concept, not a product. The page labels itself as an unofficial concept on fictional data, and the archive it queries is eighteen invented contracts — no real agreement, party or client document appears anywhere in it.