Describe what you discussed — scope, price, timeline, what's included. AI structures it and finds what's missing. The other person reviews and confirms. When things change, update it together.
For builders, freelancers, designers, consultants — anyone doing custom work.
Parties: Sarah Chen and Marcus Webb
Date: 20 March 2026
Regarding: Website Redesign
What we've agreed
1. Agreed terms go here
2. Agreed terms go here
3. Agreed terms go here
4. Agreed terms go here
How we'll handle changes
Any changes to this agreement must be made through OnTiri so they can be recorded and confirmed by both parties.
Agreed to by the Parties
Sarah Chen
Confirmed electronically via OnTiri on 20 March 2026, 3:12 PM (NZDT)
Marcus Webb
Confirmed electronically via OnTiri on 21 March 2026, 9:45 AM (NZDT)
This agreement was created and confirmed using OnTiri (ontiri.com). Both parties received a copy at the time of confirmation.
A confirmed OnTiri agreement — created from a 5-minute conversation
Type in what you discussed — an email thread, notes from a meeting, bullet points from a phone call. Don't worry about structure. OnTiri handles that.
Your notes become a clear agreement — what's included, what's not, what it costs, when it's due. OnTiri flags gaps and missing provisions that cause problems later.
The other person gets a secure link — no account needed. They review, ask questions, suggest changes. Once you both confirm, it's a shared record neither side can dispute.
Scope changed? Price adjusted? New timeline? Propose a variation. The other person reviews and confirms. Your agreement stays current — not stuck on day one.
The client asks you to remove a door and create a walkthrough between the living and dining room. You discuss it on site and agree on a price. Three weeks later, the client disputes the cost because "it was just removing a door." No record. No confirmation. Your word against theirs.
Same conversation, but you spend five minutes typing it into OnTiri. The client gets a clear summary — what's changing, what it costs, how it affects the timeline. They confirm on their phone. Done. When the invoice arrives, there's nothing to argue about.
No. They review and confirm via a secure link — no signup, no app to install. They just click the link in their email.
Yes. An agreement between two parties doesn't need to be a formal contract to be legally binding — even a verbal agreement is binding under law, it's just harder to prove. OnTiri gives you a clear written record of what both people confirmed, when they confirmed it, and what was agreed. That's a strong foundation if things ever go sideways.
Propose a variation — describe what's different, any cost or timeline changes. The other person reviews and confirms. Your agreement updates and the history is preserved.
Most agreements are done in under 10 minutes. You describe what you agreed, the AI structures it, and the other person confirms when they're ready.
Any custom project where two people need to agree on scope, price, and expectations. Builders quoting a renovation. Freelancers starting a design project. Consultants scoping an engagement. Partners splitting responsibilities.
Your agreements are private to you and the other party. AI processing is handled by Anthropic (Claude). We don't share, sell, or train on your data.
Describe what you agreed. Both of you confirm. Done.
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