Protecting your information is our only job.
LookLock wraps every confidential share with a tailored non-disclosure agreement the recipient signs before page one unlocks — and a tamper-evident ledger of every view, every page, every minute they spend inside.
Three turns of the dial.
Most doc-share tools ask the recipient to promise. LookLock asks them to sign — and only opens the deck once the signature clears. No back-and-forth attachments. No "please sign and return." One link, one gate, one ledger.
You describe what you're sharing.
Drop in a PDF and add one line about what's inside — "Series A pitch for TC Ventures", "Q3 vendor pricing memo", "engineering plan for partner review". Pick an industry and a governing-law jurisdiction if it matters. Everything else is optional.
LookLock drafts a tailored NDA.
Our model writes a one-way confidentiality agreement scoped to the exact thing you're sharing, with a 3-year survival period and a perpetual carve-out for trade secrets. Reviewed against a counsel-built clause library — not a generic template you'd grab off Google.
Your recipient signs. Then the vault opens.
They click the link, read the NDA, type their name, and check the box. The deck unlocks page-by-page in a viewer that records consent, captures the session, and timestamps every page. The signed PDF lands in your audit panel before they reach page two.
Every view, locked. Every page, logged.
When you send a deck through LookLock, the audit panel becomes the record. Not a separate vendor system, not a screenshot — the actual chain of custody, attached to the share that produced it.
Signed NDA, hashed and stored
A PDF of the executed agreement, with a SHA-256 over the rendered plaintext so you can prove later which exact words were agreed to. Downloadable from the audit panel.
Recorded session
Optional screen + camera capture of the recipient's view. Stored alongside the share. Honors browser consent rules and falls back gracefully when capture isn't possible.
Page-by-page ledger
Entry timestamp and dwell time for every page they reached, written in monospace so you can scan it like a flight recorder. Pauses, re-entries, and skipped pages all show up.
Chain of custody
Signer name, email, signing timestamp, salted IP-hash, and user-agent string — paired against the agreement hash so a third party can verify the signature without trusting us.
Adjacent tools, missing pieces.
Most teams have already tried something. Here's what LookLock does that the usual suspects don't.
Not DocSend.
Analytics tools tell you who viewed. They don't ask the viewer to sign anything. If the deck leaks, you have a view-count — not an enforceable agreement.
Not a Notion share.
A link with permissions is a permission, not a promise. No audit trail, no chain of custody, no signed document to point to if a roadmap shows up somewhere it shouldn't.
Not e-sign + email attachment.
Sending an NDA, waiting for the countersign, then emailing the PDF is three days of back-and-forth. LookLock collapses the whole flow into one link the recipient resolves in minutes.
Not a generic data room.
Data rooms are built for diligence — multi-doc, multi-party, permission matrices. LookLock is the single-link, single-NDA, single-deck case the data room is too heavy for.