The custom contract editor

Write your contract exactly as you want it.
literally.

A professional Arabic contract editor built specifically for contracts — not an ordinary word processor. Write from scratch or import your file, insert smart fields that fill in automatically, let the AI strengthen your wording, and send for authenticated electronic signature — all from the same screen.

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The Wthaiq AI assistant

This clause could be legally stronger — I suggest adding the notice period and the method of delivery. Shall I apply the change?

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Ready templates are excellent — but sometimes your contract is different. Your terms, your order, your wording. The custom editor gives you a blank page with the power of a full platform behind it: free drafting, smart fields, AI that reviews alongside you, and an authenticated signature at the end. Your contract, your way, fully protected.

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Start anywhere

A blank page, a Word file you already have, or a PDF designed outside the platform — the editor takes them all and turns them into a contract you can edit and sign. No more “copy, paste and fix the formatting from scratch”.

Import WordImport PDFStart from scratch
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Smart fields — drag and drop

Instead of blanks and underscores, drag a “party name”, “date” or “value” field and place it anywhere in the text. When the contract goes out, each party fills only their own fields — and the data lands in exactly the right place automatically.

Text, date and numberSignature and stampFields for each party
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A smart assistant that reviews alongside you

Write the clause in plain words and the AI redrafts it in legal language, spots conflicts and suggests missing clauses — an arbitration clause, say, or data protection. You make the call: apply it or ignore it.

Legal rewordingClause suggestionsConflict detection
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Sign and send — from the same screen

Set the signers, their order and the strength of each signature (electronic, identity verification or token), then hit send. Your custom contract gets exactly the same full authentication: a completion certificate, a digital fingerprint and a public verification page.

Automatic ordering3 signature strengthsCompletion certificate
Drop your file here Or start from a blank page
DOCXPDFEmpty
Name of the second party Effective date The contract value Second party’s signature
The two parties have agreed that the first party shall provide its services toEffective fromfor a total value ofPayable in accordance with the attached payment schedule; this agreement takes effect upon signature by both parties below.
Legal rewording
And any party can cancel the contract whenever they like.
Either party may terminate this contract by written notice delivered to the other party thirty (30) days before the date of termination, without prejudice to obligations accrued before that date.
Suggestion: the contract has no dispute resolution clause — add an arbitration clause?
Warning: Article (4) conflicts with the payment term in Article (7).
MMahmoud (you)Signs firstSigned ✓
AAhmed SamirSigning with identity verificationAwaiting their turn
SAl-Nour CompanySignature with an approved tokenThird
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Faster than typing

Write / — and the clause writes itself.

A library of ready legal clauses right inside the editor: confidentiality, arbitration, payment schedule, termination, force majeure… type a slash and pick — the clause drops in complete with its legal wording, and you edit it as you like.

/ Insert a ready-made clause…
Confidentiality and non-disclosure clause NDA
Arbitration and dispute resolution clause Arbitration
The payment and instalment schedule Batches
Termination and prior notice clause Finish
Force majeure clause Cairo
Quick guide

Everything you need to know about The custom contract.

How it differs from an ordinary word processor
How do smart fields work?
What does the AI assistant do?
The legal standing of a custom contract

What is the difference between the contract editor and an ordinary word processor?

Word is an excellent editor for writing — but it knows nothing about contracts: it does not distinguish parties, manage signatures, or verify anyone’s identity. The Wthaiq editor is built specifically for contracts: every document has defined parties, fields tied to each party, an ordered signing route, and automatic authentication with a completion certificate and a cryptographic fingerprint. You write once — and the platform handles the rest: sending, reminders, verification and archiving.

Specific partiesAn ordered signing routeAutomatic authentication

How do smart fields work?

A smart field is an element placed inside the contract text and assigned to a specific party: a name, an ID number, a date, an amount, a signature or a stamp. When the contract is sent, each party sees only their own fields and fills them in from their device, and the data appears automatically in the right place in the text. That removes the classic mistakes of manual filling: forgotten blanks, names in the wrong place, or conflicting copies of the same contract.

A field for each partyFill in from any deviceZero manual errors

What exactly does the AI assistant do?

The assistant works inside the editor on three fronts: legal rewriting that turns plain wording into watertight clauses, suggestions for missing clauses recommended for your type of contract (arbitration, confidentiality or data protection, for example), and detection of conflicts between articles before you send. Suggestions are shown to you and the decision is always yours — not a character of your contract changes without your approval.

Legal rewordingClause suggestionsConflict detection

Does a custom contract carry the same legal standing as a ready-made one?

Yes — the authentication route is the same. As soon as the signatures are complete, your custom contract gets a unique document number, a completion certificate with the signers' details and the verification methods used, a full time-stamped event log, a SHA-256 fingerprint and a public verification page with a QR code. The strength of the proof comes from the authentication system — not from whether the contract was ready-made or custom.

Completion certificateSHA-256 fingerprintPublic verification by QR code
Quick questions

FAQ before your first custom contract.

Do I need legal expertise to use the editor? ＋

No — you can write in your own everyday words and the smart assistant recasts it in legal wording, or you can start from a ready-made clause with the “/” command and edit it. And if you already have wording from your lawyer, import it exactly as it is.

Does it support importing Word or PDF files? ＋

Yes — DOCX files convert into fully editable text, and PDF files upload exactly as they are so you can add signature and data fields by drag and drop wherever you want.

Can I save my contract as a reusable template? ＋

Yes — once you set your contract up with its smart fields, you can reuse it with new parties, and every use creates a separate document with a unique number and its own log.

Who sees the draft contract before it is sent? ＋

Only you — drafts are private to your account. And if you have a team, you can switch on internal review so a contract needs management approval before it goes to any outside party.

Does the AI assistant store the content of my contracts? ＋

Your contract's content is yours — processing happens only to produce the suggestion, the content of your contracts is never used to train general models, and no other party sees it.

Which signature strengths are available for a custom contract? ＋

The same three platform strengths: an electronic signature with an OTP verification code, a signature with identity verification using an official document and face biometrics, and a digital signature with a token and an accredited certificate — and you can set a different strength for each signer.

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