Built by an attorney.
For every team that touches contracts.
Pishik started with a simple frustration: routing a contract for review shouldn't mean a dozen emails, a spreadsheet, and a week of chasing people down.
To give every team that touches contracts the power to route them through review effortlessly — with the storage and editors they already use, and no new logins for the people you're waiting on.
We take the herding. You keep the judgment.
Pishik was created by a practicing attorney who was tired of watching good contracts stall — not because anyone disagreed, but because nobody could tell whose turn it was. Reviews lived in inboxes. Approvals lived in memory. Nothing lived in one place. And it turned out attorneys weren't alone: finance, procurement, operations — anyone who shepherds a contract knows the feeling.
So we built the tool we wanted: one that routes a contract through the exact path it needs — stages in sequence, reviewers in parallel — emails each reviewer a link to the document, and quietly advances the moment they approve. Reviewers read, comment, and redline in the editor they already use, with the rights your share link grants, then approve or reject from the email — nothing is recorded until they confirm. We don't reinvent the wheel. We just make sure the wheel keeps turning.
And because contracts deserve to be handled carefully, your documents never leave your own storage — SharePoint, OneDrive, or Google Drive. Pishik keeps share links and workflow state, never your files. To pull it all together, we paired legal know-how with engineering that sweats the details. (The cat handles morale.)
A few principles we won't compromise on
Your data stays yours
Documents live in your own storage — SharePoint, OneDrive, or Google Drive. Pishik stores share links and workflow state, never your files — and you can export everything, anytime.
No reviewer friction
Reviewers never log in. They get an email, open the document where it already lives, and confirm their decision on a dedicated page. No accounts, no training, no seats.
Honest software
The Sent page shows what actually happened to every email — delivered, failed, or logged — never an optimistic guess. And when a feature hasn't shipped, we say "not yet" out loud.
Built by someone who's lived it
Every feature comes from a real contract headache — designed by an attorney, for the people doing the work.
Fair to early adopters
You're helping us build this. When pricing launches, beta workspaces are guaranteed at least 30 days' notice and first pick of a beta-exclusive Founding rate — spelled out in the Beta Program Agreement. The promise, in plain terms.
A little delight
Contracts are serious. The tool doesn't have to be joyless. (Yes, the cat meows if you pet it.)
This is just the beginning
We're building in the open, one thoughtful feature at a time. Microsoft Entra SSO is coming soon, and a deeper SharePoint integration is on the roadmap. When something ships, it lands in the release notes — and the honest list of what we don't do yet stays public.
Come herd with us
Pishik is in private beta — free during the beta, and shaped by the teams inside it. We review requests and email you a single-use invite code.
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