NDA Generator

Create a general one-way or mutual NDA draft from the parties, purpose, information, and terms you enter.

NumPad creates a general NDA draft from the terms you enter. It does not determine whether the agreement or any provision is enforceable in your jurisdiction or appropriate for your situation.

NDA type

Context / use case

Parties

Disclosing party *

Jurisdiction / address reference

Party A contact information

Receiving party *

Jurisdiction / address reference

Party B contact information

Disclosure and terms

Effective date *

Confidentiality term in years

Purpose of disclosure *

Confidential information covered *

Optional governing law

Optional provision

Optional signature details

Party A signatory

Party A title

Party B signatory

Party B title

Methodology and important limitations

User-driven draft. NumPad inserts the parties, date, purpose, information description, duration, and optional terms the user supplies. It does not determine whether information is legally confidential, whether an agreement is needed, or whether a provision is valid.

Included provisions. The template includes limited-purpose use, reasonable-care language, user-described confidential information, four general exclusions, required/protected disclosures, an optional return/destruction provision, and a no-license/no-ownership-transfer clause. The exclusions are drafting choices, not claimed universal requirements.

Excluded provisions. The generator does not insert non-compete, non-solicitation, liquidated-damages, penalty, attorney-fee, automatic-injunction, or intellectual-property-transfer clauses.

Employment and reporting. An employment-related confidentiality agreement should not be used to impede lawful government reporting, whistleblowing, or protected labor activity. Relevant official references include the SEC whistleblower protections, NLRB concerted-activity guidance, and 18 U.S.C. § 1833, which includes trade-secret whistleblower-immunity and employer-notice provisions.

Limitation. NumPad creates a general NDA draft from the terms you enter. It does not determine whether the agreement or any provision is enforceable in your jurisdiction or appropriate for your situation.

Last verified: August 28, 2026. Official legal references were checked on that date. These links are not a complete statement of federal, state, local, or foreign law.

Frequently Asked Questions — NDA Generator

General information about the draft and its limitations.

It organizes the parties, purpose, confidential-information description, duration, and optional provisions you enter into a general draft. It does not decide whether an NDA is needed or whether any term is enforceable.