Review at machine pace. Advise at yours.
rterminal reads, compares, and drafts across whole matter folders. Nothing is sent, filed, or signed without you.
The work it takes off your desk.
The reading-heavy first pass, done thoroughly and shown with its sources, so your time goes to the judgment calls.
Playbook checks
Reads every contract in the stack against your standard terms and tables each deviation with the clause it sits in.
Due diligence
Works through a data room folder by folder, flags what matters, and cites the document it found it in.
Chronologies
Builds the timeline from correspondence and filings, with every entry traced to its source.
Bundles and indexes
Assembles, paginates, and cross-references, without the late night.
First drafts
Starts from your precedents and house style, never from a blank page.
Citation and reference checks
Verifies that quotes, defined terms, and cross-references point where they claim.
Teach it your playbook once.
Walk it through a review the way you'd train a junior: what to flag, what to escalate, how the firm writes. rterminal saves that as skills your whole team can carry. And when a matter needs a capability that doesn't exist yet, a redline comparer for a client's document format, a filing-portal workflow, it builds one and keeps it in your kit.
- ✓ Checklists and escalation rules live as files a partner can read
- ✓ Corrections from one matter carry to the next
- ✓ Tools it builds stay inside your kit, on every machine
Built for confidential work.
It drafts; you advise. rterminal is software, not a law firm: it does not provide legal advice, and its output is working product for a qualified lawyer's review. It never sends, files, or signs on its own.
Runs on your machine
Matter files stay in your folders and are worked on in place. rterminal's servers sync your skills, never your documents.
You choose the model
Document content goes only to the AI backend your firm selects, under your own account with that provider.
Everything on the record
Sessions can be read-only or ask-first, and the full trace of what it read, ran, and wrote is there to review.
Put it on this week's matter.
rterminal is in a private early access beta — free while it lasts, no card required. Sign up with your email and the early access token you've been given. Start with a read-only session on work you know well, and judge it on the deviations it catches.