Pre-deal documents stay on your Mac.

• Reads a CIM or target document. Open the file, ask anything: “what’s the change-of-control clause?”, “what does this say about supplier concentration?”, “where’s the related-party disclosure?” Cited back to the page.
• Summarises long documents. Memos, expert reports, board minutes, regulatory filings, condensed within the document, without the source ever leaving the laptop.
• Reads cap-table PDFs. Open a cap-table PDF and ask about waterfall, dilution, or option pool, without re-keying shareholder names into a cloud tool.
• Edits term sheets and LOIs. Tracked-change edits to a DOCX in the format counterparties expect.
• Spreadsheet Q&A. Open the model or the underlying financials in Excel. Ask questions in plain language, parsed locally, never uploaded.
• Translates foreign-language exhibits. Cross-border deals routinely have material contracts in another language. Muet handles them without sending the document to DeepL.
• Redacts before sharing. One-pass PII redaction so a memo can move to a wider distribution without exposing names or counterparty identifiers.

Muet works one document at a time on your Mac. For data-room-wide search across thousands of files, you’ll still want a dedicated cloud tool. Muet handles the documents you can’t put into one.

• NDAs explicitly forbid uploading target documents to third parties.
• Most data-room providers prohibit downloads or redistribution in their click-through terms.
• A single leak triggers MNPI exposure and ends the deal.
• For public-company deals, an inadvertent disclosure can become an SEC matter.
• Even after closing, internal post-mortems and integration memos remain sensitive for years.

Most cloud AI tools are explicitly off-limits in pre-deal periods for exactly these reasons. Muet sidesteps the question because the document never leaves the laptop.

• Boutique investment-banking sell-side and buy-side analysis.
• Mid-market private equity diligence and post-close integration work.
• Family-office direct investing and co-invest evaluation.
• Corporate development teams running inbound or outbound deals.
• M&A counsel reading data-room exports without uploading them anywhere.
• Hedge-fund analysts reading 10-Ks and proxy filings before they are public.
• Restructuring advisory work involving sealed creditor schedules.

The data room stays the system of record. The model stays the quantitative tool. Muet is the AI you point at one document at a time, on your laptop, when uploading isn’t an option.

For context, the time saved on a single drafting session, reading the target’s key contract, summarising it, redlining the term sheet, redacting the IC memo, covers the license many times over.