Unwildered is a London-incorporated AI legal technology company, founded in 2024, on a mission to make property due diligence faster, easier, and more affordable for everyone — from first-time buyers to seasoned portfolio investors.

AI Conveyancing Action Pack

On of your three products is the AI Auction & Conveyancing Legal Pack Review. It allows property buyers and investors to upload a conveyancing or auction legal pack and receive a comprehensive risk report in under 10 minutes — for just £30 per review.

Auction and conveyancing packs can run to 200 pages or more. Our AI scans the Title Register, Special Conditions, Local/Water/Mining searches, and Charges Register to flag over 40 property-specific risks — from restrictive covenants and hidden buyer’s premiums to expired searches and short lease warnings — all presented in plain English using a simple Red / Amber / Green traffic light system.

The product also auto-generates a professional Schedule of Enquiries, drafting the exact questions buyers need to send to the auctioneer’s solicitors based on the risks identified.

Why Unwildered?

  • Speed — Results in 10 minutes, not 48–72 hours
  • Cost-effectiveness — From £30 per review versus £300–£500+ for a solicitor’s pack review; investors can vet an entire auction catalogue for the price of a single traditional review
  • Ease of use — No prompt engineering or legal knowledge required; simply upload your files and run the review in three clicks
  • Faster outcomes — Make confident bid decisions quickly, without waiting days for professional sign-off

Unwildered is registered in London (SPHEREIQ LTD, incorporated 2024) and operates a privacy-first model: all documents are encrypted in transit and at rest, and your legal packs are never used to train AI models.

Free trial available — no credit card required.

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