Contracts & CLM
Review, negotiation, comparison and lifecycle tools for transactional work.
Spellbook
The easiest install in the category: a Word add-in that drafts and redlines where fee-earners already work. The trade is a thin evidential trail.
Definely
Defined-term navigation and drafting support built by lawyers who were tired of scrolling: strong on the mechanics of getting a document internally consistent.
Luminance
Contract review and negotiation at volume, sold on legal-specific models rather than general-purpose LLMs, with an established diligence pedigree.
Robin AI
UK-built contract copilot pairing software with human review services — pragmatic for firms that want the work done as well as the tool installed.
Juro
Browser-native contract collaboration and lifecycle tool with AI drafting assistance — strongest where the problem is process, not drafting.
LawGeex
Automated contract review against your playbook, mature as a rules-plus-ML system and consequently predictable — in both senses.
Kira
The diligence workhorse: pre-built clause models and extraction that a court or a client can follow, now being replatformed with generative features.
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