23 July 2026

Context files, PDF support & a rebuilt onboarding


New Features

  • Context files replace playbooks. Tell GitLaw your positions and preferences once, and it applies them to every document it touches.
  • PDFs now open as PDFs. GitLaw only converts one when you start editing.
  • Import files straight from Google Drive.

🔧 Improvements

  • Rebuilt onboarding, so you're set up and drafting faster.
  • Redesigned sharing end to end: a clearer share modal, a proper landing page for whoever you send documents to, and a send-back path so they can return their changes.
  • Starter prompts now match your jurisdiction.
  • "Help me decide" opens a guided wizard when you're not sure which document you need.
  • Added a press releases section, and made GitLaw pages render properly for search engines and AI assistants.

🐞 Fixes

  • The editor holds your scroll position when you save redline changes.
  • The notification badge now only counts alerts that have something to show.
  • Documents waiting on a signature show that status in the document info panel.
  • Fixed nested folder listings, template scrolling, and toolbar focus.

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