A quiet law office at dusk with document stacks on a long desk

The legal drafting toolkit

521 AI tools
for your legal work.

Built for the drafting you actually do.

NDAs, contracts, demand letters, policies. Finished drafts - not a blank ChatGPT prompt.

521 toolsFree to previewWorks with GPT · Claude · Gemini
A day at the firm
08:22
Partner
Client meeting → mutual NDA
24s
09:41
Associate
New engagement → services agreement
42s
10:58
In-house
Unpaid invoice → demand letter
1m 08s
12:14
Founder
New hire → offer + contract
36s
14:26
Ops
Trademark infringer → cease & desist
58s
16:47
Compliance
New market → GDPR-ready policy
1m 22s
Illustrative day - actual usage varies by role.
No signup to previewFreeWorks with ChatGPT, Claude & Gemini521 tools
Output drops straight into the systems you already use
Microsoft WordGoogle DocsDocuSigniManageNetDocumentsClio

Clean Markdown and PDF-ready output. Names shown for compatibility only - no affiliation or endorsement implied.

Why you can trust the draft

Credibility, shown not claimed.

No borrowed logos, no invented awards. Here is exactly how these documents are built, and what we will and won't promise.

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Drafted against the real clause set

Every tool is built from the clauses a document of that type actually needs - governing law, notice, term, remedies - not from a one-size template scraped off the web.

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Checked by people who draft daily

The checklists on each tool - what must be included, the mistakes that get a document rejected - come from practising solicitors, in-house counsel and paralegals.

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Your matter text stays yours

No signup to preview, nothing sold on, no client files required. Enter only what the brief asks for, and you own every word of the output.

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We say what we're not

This is a drafting tool, not legal advice and not a law firm. Have a licensed attorney in your jurisdiction review before you sign, send or file anything.

On the desk

From brief to signature, in one sitting.

Answer a short structured brief - parties, jurisdiction, term, what's at stake - and the draft comes back with the clauses, defined terms and signature blocks already in place. Then you do the part only a lawyer can do: read it, judge it, sign it off.

20
document families
< 2 min
typical first draft
0
signup required
A lawyer handing a signed document across a desk to a client
In-house counsel drafting at a laptop beside a notepad
Close-up of a hand signing a document beside a notary stamp
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Get a finished draft.

A person reviewing a printed contract at a desk under a lamp
Answer a short brief; the draft comes back structured, not blank.
Labelled document folders in an open filing drawer
Every document family, jurisdiction by jurisdiction.
Two colleagues reviewing a printed contract at a conference table
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"The NDA that used to take our paralegal an hour now takes ninety seconds. And the version we send out actually gets counter-signed in one round-trip."
Amelia B.
Partner, boutique commercial firm, London
"We stopped copy-pasting a services agreement from an old deal and hoping. Every SOW now starts from a clean, purpose-built draft - the review time on our end dropped by half."
Marcus R. · General Counsel, 80-person SaaS
"As a solo founder handling my own paperwork, the demand-letter tool got us paid on a $22k invoice that had been sitting for four months. Same day it was sent."
Danny K. · Founder, product studio, Berlin
Reviews from the desk

What legal teams actually said.

4.8
Firms, in-house teams & founders
The NDA that used to take a paralegal an hour takes ninety seconds, and it gets counter-signed in one round-trip.
Amelia B.
Partner, commercial boutique · London, UK
Verified user
Every SOW now starts from a clean, purpose-built draft instead of a copy-paste from an old deal. Review time halved.
Marcus R.
General Counsel, 80-person SaaS · Austin, TX
Verified user
The demand letter got us paid on a $22k invoice that had been sitting for four months. Same day it went out.
Danny K.
Founder, product studio · Berlin, DE
Verified user
Our privacy policy refresh for two new markets took an afternoon, not a procurement cycle.
Priya S.
Head of Compliance, fintech · Dublin, IE
Verified user
I use the employment contract tool for every hire. At-will and jurisdiction language is already handled.
Yvette M.
Operations lead, agency · Toronto, CA
Verified user
Output pastes into Word with the numbering intact, which sounds small until you've fought a template all morning.
Theo K.
Paralegal, litigation team · Chicago, IL
Verified user

Reviews are shared with permission by practitioners using these tools. Surnames are shortened at their request - we don't use paid or celebrity endorsements.

Free to preview

See a real draft before you give us anything. No card, no signup, no trial countdown.

No lock-in

Everything is plain text you can copy, edit and keep - even if you never come back.

Attorney review encouraged

We tell you what to check and why. A licensed attorney should sign off before you rely on any draft.

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Every part of the legal desk.

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All 521 tools.

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Employment & HR

59 tools
03

Leases & Tenancy

118 tools
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Wills, Estate & POA

117 tools
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Agreements & Contracts

74 tools
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NDA & Confidentiality

56 tools
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Bills of Sale & Transfers

56 tools
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Frequently asked.

Is it free?

Yes - every tool is free to preview. No credit card required.

Is this legal advice?

No. The tools produce first drafts calibrated to the format and required clauses of each document type. A licensed attorney should review before you sign or send.

Does the output paste into Word or Google Docs?

Yes. Output is clean Markdown that pastes cleanly into Word, Google Docs, iManage and NetDocuments.

Which AI model does it use?

Tools work with GPT, Claude and Gemini. You can run the generated draft in any of them.

How is this different from ChatGPT?

Each tool is pre-loaded with the required clauses, jurisdiction handling and common pitfalls for one specific legal document. You get a finished draft, not a blank prompt.

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Legal drafting that ships work.