DraftCheck

DraftCheck uses what it calls Human-Guided Agentics to help professionals draft, revise, and finalize documents according to their own templates, policies, playbooks, and direction. The page says it works inside Microsoft Word and Google Docs, is available as a Google Chrome install and a Microsoft Word install, and offers a Local-First AI approach to keeping data private. Its featured tools include SmartCompare and SmartMerge for comparing and combining documents, AI-driven Q&A with source citations, Automated Review for flagging errors and inconsistencies, and SmartShare for removing hidden data, tracked changes, and comments before sharing. The page states it was built by lawyers and offers a free trial with paid plans starting at $20 per month.

Key features

• AI drafting from scratch, outlines, or rough drafts with guided steps
• AI redlining aligned to user templates, playbooks, and policies
• SmartCompare that catches changes, moves, and deletions, including in tables and lists
• SmartMerge that combines up to five documents and highlights conflicts
• AI-driven Q&A with source citations
• Automated Review that flags redlines, errors, defined terms, cross-references, and inconsistent language
• SmartShare metadata scrubber that removes hidden data, tracked changes, and comments
• Ability to unlock password-protected files
• Works inside Microsoft Word and Google Docs
• Local-First AI for data privacy

Best suited for

• Legal teams reviewing and drafting agreements
• HR teams drafting and reviewing handbooks and policies
• Compliance teams reviewing policies
• Operations teams reviewing operational documents
• Teams running asynchronous document reviews

Pricing

Free 30-day trial; starting at $20/month, up to $120/month for heaviest users; no long-term commitment, cancel anytime.