AI does 80%. You do the 20% that matters
GitLaw drafts on your templates, redlines with tracked changes and gathers client context automatically, so you focus on the lawyering, not the legwork.
AI does 80%. You do the 20% that matters
GitLaw drafts on your templates, redlines with tracked changes and gathers client context automatically, so you focus on the lawyering, not the legwork.
Trusted by lawyers and in-house legal teams
Legal AI that works for you
Draft on your own templates and knowledge
Move what the client's already done onto your own standards and preferred stack — drafting with the templates and knowledge you trust, all within GitLaw.
Track changes and comments, natively
Make edits with track changes and threaded comments in the document itself. Export to Google Docs or Microsoft Office and bring it back into GitLaw whenever you need.
Collaboration, not cold handoff
Because context, changes and comments all live in one place, GitLaw becomes where you actually want to work with a client.
A new channel for client work
Build low-cost, high-value services on top of GitLaw — the platform populates the detail, you do the legal work that wins you clients.
Three ways GitLaw works for your practice
Start from the client's draft, in full context
Redraft onto your own templates
Track changes, comments and export
Shape the future of legal AI, and your place in it
Join the GitLaw Legal Standards Committee and help define how AI should work in legal practice.
Join the committeeSecurity at a Glance
Enterprise-grade encryption
AES-256 at rest, TLS 1.2+ in transit
Role-based access control
MFA supported, granular permissions
SOC 2 Type 2, GDPR
Certified and independently audited
Google Cloud infrastructure
Hosted on trusted, enterprise-grade cloud
AI privacy
No third-party model training, zero data retention with our AI provider
Published subprocessors
Full list available, 30 days' notice on changes
Continuous monitoring
Automated compliance tracking via Sprinto
Incident response
GDPR-aligned breach notification policy
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Frequently asked questions
How does GitLaw help me review client documents?
When a client drafts on GitLaw, you receive the document with the context behind every clause. You can redraft it onto your own standard templates in a click, then run track changes and comments natively — so a client draft becomes as fast to review as a template you already trust.
Can I use my own templates?
Yes. Bring your firm's standard templates into GitLaw and redraft any client document onto them, keeping the client's details and intent. You stay on the language you know and trust.
Does GitLaw support track changes and comments?
Yes. Track changes, comments and full version history live natively in the document. You negotiate inside GitLaw rather than emailing Word files back and forth.
Can I collaborate with clients in real time?
Yes. Context, changes and comments all live in one place, so GitLaw becomes a shared workspace where you and your client work on the same document together.
How can GitLaw bring me new business?
Lawyers offer low-cost, high-value services on top of GitLaw. The platform populates the detail — like a US trademark filing — and you do the legal work, turning GitLaw into a client-acquisition channel rather than just a tool.
Where does the lawyer fit in?
GitLaw is built around a lawyer in the loop. AI handles roughly the first 80% — drafting, populating and surfacing risk — and you do the final 20% of judgement, review and sign-off.
Is my data secure on GitLaw?
Yes. GitLaw uses SOC 2 Type II-audited infrastructure with GDPR-aligned data practices. Documents are stored securely and accessible only to you and the parties you invite.
Spend more time on the work that matters
Join lawyers using GitLaw to review on their own templates, collaborate natively and win new work.