Overview
Renting a home should be simple: agree the terms, sign a document, and move in. In practice, agreements are often boilerplate and not specific to any state, leaving both tenants and landlords unsure about what will actually hold up when it matters. I built DraftSure to change that. It generates and audits agreements that are accurate for the state they apply to and easy to understand.
The problem
Rental laws in India are not uniform. Each state has its own expectations around deposits, notice periods, registration, and enforcement. What works in one state may not hold up in another.
But most agreements ignore these differences entirely.
What DraftSure does
Draft
Enter names, property details, state, rent, deposit, and duration. DraftSure generates a complete rental agreement with clauses that reflect the state you are in. The goal is to go from nothing to a ready document in under a minute.
Audit
Paste any existing agreement. An independent audit pipeline reads the document clause by clause, assigns a risk score, flags issues, points out missing protections, and highlights where the agreement may not align with the norms of that state.
Importantly, this audit system is independent. It does not evaluate its own drafts. It behaves like a second opinion, not a self check.
Fix
With one action, DraftSure rewrites risky sections, resolves inconsistencies, and adds what is missing. It also shows exactly what changed and why, so you are not left guessing.
What I learned while building this
The same problems show up again and again. There is often no clarity on what happens to the deposit if ownership changes during the lease. Basic responsibilities, like who pays if a shared service fails, are left undefined. It is common to see notice periods that contradict lock-in clauses in the same document.
These are not rare mistakes. They are normal. And they only become visible when something goes wrong.
Under the hood
DraftSure uses two independent AI pipelines supported by a validation layer that accounts for differences across states. It scores risk at the level of individual clauses and can shift perspective depending on whether you are a tenant or a landlord.
It is live at draftsure.in. You can use it without creating an account.
Why I built it
I have spent 16 years working in data platforms, cloud infrastructure, and DevOps. Most of that time was spent inside systems that were already in motion, where many of the decisions had been made long before I joined.
DraftSure is different. It is the first product I built end to end, making every architectural decision myself.
When something is used for real decisions involving money, housing, and trust, it has to work consistently. Not just when everything is ideal, but when it actually matters.
So I kept the system simple. The pipelines are independent. The outputs are transparent.
Because the goal is not to impress. It is to hold up when someone relies on it.