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AI NDA Generator

An AI NDA Generator that drafts a complete confidentiality agreement — parties, definitions, obligations, survival — in about five minutes for a few cents.

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Real examples of NDAs, generated end to end

Three NDAs Waxe actually finished — each document branded, paginated, and ready to send. Hover a card to flip through its pages, then open any style to read the whole document.

What goes into a NDA

  1. 1
    Parties & purpose

    Names the disclosing and receiving parties and states the purpose of the disclosure, so the agreement is anchored to a specific deal.

  2. 2
    Definition of confidential information

    Defines exactly what counts as confidential information for this relationship, from technical materials to financials to customer data.

  3. 3
    Obligations of the receiving party

    Sets out the receiving party's obligations — how confidential information must be handled, used, and kept from third parties.

  4. 4
    Exclusions from confidentiality

    Carves out the standard exclusions, such as information already public, already known, or independently developed.

  5. 5
    Term & survival

    Fixes the term of the agreement and how long the duty to protect confidential information survives after it ends.

  6. 6
    Return or destruction of materials

    Requires the receiving party to return or destroy confidential materials once the purpose is met or the agreement closes.

  7. 7
    Remedies & governing law

    Specifies the remedies available if the agreement is breached and names the governing law that applies.

How Waxe runs the AI NDA Generator

How Waxe generates a NDA, shown as papercraft
  1. 1

    Describe the disclosure

    Tell Waxe who is sharing confidential information, who is receiving it, and why. That short brief sets the parties and purpose and tells Waxe how sensitive the material is. Nothing else is needed to start.

  2. 2

    Scope the confidential information

    Waxe writes the definition of confidential information to fit your deal and pairs it with the standard exclusions. The receiving party's obligations are drafted to match the sensitivity you described, not a one-size-fits-all paragraph.

  3. 3

    Set term and survival

    You name how long the agreement runs and how long protection survives afterward. Waxe drafts both as separate clauses, so the ongoing duty to protect can outlast the agreement's term. Leave it open and Waxe proposes a sensible default.

  4. 4

    Generate the full draft

    Waxe assembles all seven parts in order — parties, definitions, obligations, exclusions, term and survival, return or destruction, remedies and governing law. The complete agreement arrives formatted in about five minutes for a few cents, ready to read.

  5. 5

    Review, edit, and send

    Open the draft, edit any clause inline, and adjust the term, survival window, or governing law. When the confidentiality agreement reads the way you want, send it. Have your own counsel review before anyone signs.

Why teams use this AI NDA Generator

Two days in five minutes

A confidentiality agreement that used to take a day or two of drafting and formatting lands in about five minutes for a few cents. You spend your time reviewing the terms, not rebuilding the document from scratch.

Definitions scoped to your deal

Waxe writes the definition of confidential information for your specific disclosure and pairs it with the standard exclusions. The receiving party's obligations match the sensitivity you describe instead of generic boilerplate.

Term and survival handled separately

Waxe drafts the term of the agreement and the survival of the duty to protect as distinct clauses. Protection can outlast the deal, so confidential information stays covered after the agreement itself ends.

All seven parts in order

Every draft runs from parties and purpose through return or destruction, remedies, and governing law. Nothing is skipped and nothing is left as a placeholder for you to fill in later.

Edit any clause inline

The draft is fully editable. Tighten the exclusions, change the return-or-destruction deadline, or swap the governing law directly in the document. The formatting holds while you refine the wording.

A few cents per agreement

Each confidentiality agreement costs a few cents to generate, not a billed hour. Draft one NDA or a dozen for different counterparties without the cost of starting over each time.

The old NDA workflow vs. waxTable

The template way
With waxTable
You hunt down an old NDA template and copy it for a deal it was never written for.
Waxe generates a confidentiality agreement scoped to your parties, purpose, and the information you are actually protecting.
You rewrite the definition of confidential information by hand and hope you caught every exclusion.
Waxe writes the definition for your deal and pairs it with the standard exclusions automatically.
Term and survival get tangled together because the template treated them as one clause.
Waxe drafts term and survival as separate clauses, so protection can outlast the agreement itself.
The return-or-destruction language is missing or vague, leaving copies unaccounted for.
Every draft spells out return or destruction of materials with a clear timeframe.
Reformatting the borrowed template eats an hour before the terms are even reviewed.
The agreement arrives formatted in about five minutes for a few cents, ready to review.
Drafting a fresh NDA for each new counterparty means starting from a blank page again.
You describe the next disclosure and Waxe produces another tailored agreement for a few cents.

From brief to sent NDA

  1. Brief

    You tell Waxe the disclosing and receiving parties, the purpose of the disclosure, and how long protection should last. That sets the parties, purpose, and the inputs for term and survival.

  2. Generate

    Waxe drafts all seven parts — definition of confidential information, obligations, exclusions, term and survival, return or destruction, remedies and governing law — formatted in about five minutes.

  3. Review

    You read the agreement and edit inline: tighten the exclusions, adjust the survival window, set the return-or-destruction deadline, or change the governing law to fit.

  4. Send

    Once the confidentiality agreement reads the way you want, you send it to the counterparty. Have your own counsel review the terms before anyone signs.

2 days → 5 minfrom brief to finished document
a few centsper generated document
11business document types
on-brandcolours, fonts, and logo every time

Our promise

I draft the whole confidentiality agreement, not a blank template — parties, the definition of confidential information, obligations, exclusions, term and survival, return or destruction, remedies and governing law. You review the terms instead of rebuilding the document.
Waxe, your AI operations manager
~5 minfrom brief to a complete NDA draft

Questions, answered

What does the AI NDA Generator actually produce?

Waxe drafts a full confidentiality agreement, not a fill-in-the-blank shell. Every NDA opens with the parties and purpose, then defines exactly what counts as confidential information for your deal. It lays out the receiving party's obligations, the standard exclusions, and how long the duty to protect survives after the agreement ends. It closes with return or destruction of materials, remedies, and governing law. You get a finished document, formatted and ready to review, in about five minutes.

How does Waxe know what to treat as confidential information?

You tell Waxe who is sharing, who is receiving, and the purpose of the disclosure. From that brief, Waxe writes a definition of confidential information scoped to your situation — technical materials, financials, customer lists, or whatever you name. It then pairs that definition with the standard exclusions, so information already public or independently developed is carved out. The receiving party's obligations are written to match the sensitivity you described. Nothing is left as a generic placeholder you have to interpret later.

Can I control the term and how long protection survives?

Yes. The term and survival clause is written from what you specify in the brief. Tell Waxe how long the agreement runs and how long the duty to protect confidential information continues after it ends, and that language lands in the draft. If you say nothing, Waxe drafts a sensible duration you can adjust. Survival is treated as its own decision, separate from the agreement's term, because protection often needs to outlast the deal. You can change either before you send.

What happens to shared materials when the agreement ends?

Every NDA includes a return or destruction clause. Waxe spells out that the receiving party must return or destroy confidential materials once the purpose is met or the agreement ends. The draft states which option applies and the timeframe for doing it. This sits alongside the survival clause, so the ongoing duty to protect and the handling of physical and digital copies are both covered. You review the wording and adjust the deadline if your situation calls for it.

Is the output from the AI NDA Generator ready to send?

The draft arrives complete and formatted, with all seven parts in order from parties and purpose through remedies and governing law. Waxe is your AI operations manager, so the agreement comes styled and structured, not as raw text you reassemble. You review it, edit any clause inline, and adjust the term, survival, or governing law as needed. What took two days of drafting and formatting now takes about five minutes for a few cents. Have your own counsel review before signing.

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Your next NDA, in five minutes

Tell Waxe about the client and get a complete, on-brand NDA to review — the work of two days for a few cents. There is no blank page to start from and nothing to format by hand; you answer a short brief, Waxe does the drafting, and you keep full control of the final document in the editor.

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