DraftCounsel produces a complete, statute-cited first draft — then runs the Opposing Counsel Pass™: the engine switches sides and cross-examines its own work, and every objection it lands becomes a finding only you can clear. The finalization gate stays shut until you've ruled on all of them — on an immutable audit trail.
Your first matter — three moves, about ten minutes
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Feel the desk — costs nothing
The workstation opens with a demo NDA loaded. Rule on a finding or two — approve, reject, revise — and watch the gate hold until you finish.
Open the demo matter →
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Run a real matter on the trial
Draft an instrument or upload opposing paper for review — the 7-day trial meters two free runs of every tool, so you can feel each flagship on your own matter.
Start a draft or review →
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Rule on the record, then finalize
Clear every finding in the workstation — keyboard on the desk, thumb-reach bar on your phone — and the finalization gate opens with a print-ready decision packet.
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One rule, enforced in software
Speed without supervision is malpractice bait. DraftCounsel is built the other way around: machine-speed drafting, with your judgment as the only path to a finished document.
Complete instruments — not templates with blanks. Numbered sections, recitals, protective boilerplate, and signature blocks — grounded in primary-source per-state law: verified execution formalities (witnesses, notarization, recording), statutory limits (security deposits, interest), and a cross-document consistency check, with the statutes cited.
Your own personal red team. The engine finishes your draft — then switches sides and attacks it like the other side's senior partner on a bad day: every clause cross-examined, every weakness objected to, every objection filed as a finding for your ruling.
Every finding becomes an adjudicable decision: approve, reject, or revise. No bulk approval exists. Nothing finalizes while a single finding stands open.
Florida probate, computed: the administration path (with the alternatives the router rejected and why), structural risks with citations, the creditor-claim clock, fee presumptions, county routing — and the filing packet assembled from deterministic templates. The AI authors none of the operative text.
AI drafting powered by Claude. All output is draft work product for attorney review — the supervising attorney remains solely responsible for the final work product.
No other drafting platform dares do this
Every other AI tells you its draft is brilliant. Ours is under standing orders to tear its own work apart. Your own personal red team, acting as opposing counsel — on every draft, every time.
The moment your draft is finished, the engine switches sides. It re-reads every clause like the other side's senior partner on a bad day — hunting the over-reach, the missing cap, the carve-out that isn't there, the sentence that wins them the motion.
Every objection it lands becomes a finding only you can clear — approve, reject, or revise, on an immutable record. Whatever survives your rulings goes in the file. Your opponents get the leftovers.
The first opposing counsel your draft ever meets works for you.
Speed is table stakes. Survival is the product.
100%
of drafts cross-examined — no exceptions, no opt-out
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findings can skip your desk — bulk approval doesn't exist
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lawyer in charge of the final word: you
Opposing Counsel Pass™ is a trademark of LegalDraft Technologies LLC.
ACT I — The engine drafts
§ 9 · Indemnification — drafted by the engine
drafting…Provider shall indemnify Client against all losses, damages, and expenses of any kind, including consequential, incidental, and punitive damages, without limitation, arising from Provider's performance under this Agreement.
⚔ Opposing Counsel Pass™ — red team finding
HIGHUncapped indemnity — the engine just objected to its own clause
“As drafted, §9 exposes Provider to unlimited consequential and punitive damages. No cap, no carve-outs, no mutuality. This is the clause the other side's lawyer hopes you don't read twice.”
Proposed redline
…limited to direct damages actually incurred, capped at the fees paid in the twelve (12) months preceding the claim, excluding consequential and punitive damages…
Your decision — on the record, under your timestamp
Audit trail ✓
Nothing finalizes until the last finding carries your decision.
Watch the desk work
AI drafts. Counsel decides.
While other AI describes the law, this assembles the filings
Facts in — the filing set out. The router selects the administration path and shows you the paths it rejected and why. Structural risks carry their citations. The creditor clock runs the statute. And the packet assembles from deterministic templates — the AI authors none of the operative text.
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probate filings & court documents modeled, five administration paths
67
Florida counties with circuit-court routing on file
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cited statutes hash-verified against the official publisher
202/207
evaluation checks passed — the full scorecard is public
Petitions, oaths, notices, inventory, accounting, discharge — assembled in filing order for the path your facts select, with a per-filing attorney review checklist, printed packet, and a .docx export that re-runs the same engine server-side so the file can never diverge from the screen.
Drafts for the supervising attorney — every filing carries the pending sign-off caveat until counsel rules, and the platform does not file. Court-issued documents are honestly marked as the court's to enter.
Verify all of it yourself: coverage · trust center · published evals · live engine status
Also built into DraftCounsel
Every citation in your brief, read and checked against the Bluebook — reporters, short forms, pinpoints, the formatting errors that draw judicial criticism. Turn on existence verification and each case is matched against millions of real opinions in CourtListener, so the AI-hallucinated case that has gotten lawyers sanctioned is flagged before you file.
Format-correct is not the same as real — a hallucinated case can be perfectly formatted. Cite Check checks both.
Cite Check Results
23 citations2
errors
4
warnings
17
clean
Top issues
Verified = checked against CourtListener’s real-opinion database. That is the badge no “AI cite checker” marketing can fake.
Five steps. The first two belong to the machine; the last three are why your name can go on the signature line.
Pick the instrument, answer the matter intake, set the governing state. Two minutes, not two hours.
A complete first draft with statute citations — then the engine switches sides and cross-examines its own work, filing every objection as an adjudicable finding.
The approval rail walks you through each flag: approve the proposal, reject it, or revise the language in place. Your note rides along.
Only when every finding carries your decision does the finalization gate unlock. The record shows who decided what, and when.
The revision engine applies exactly your adjudicated decisions to a clean final draft — exported to Word, decision packet alongside.
The workstation
Load any draft's self-review — or paste a report reference from outside paper — and work the rail: source text and proposed text side by side, your revision in place, your note on the record. The gate opens only when the last finding falls.
Master Services Agreement
7 findingsCap aggregate liability
ApprovedStrike unilateral fee escalation
ApprovedMutual termination for convenience
RevisedBroaden IP carve-out for prior works
RejectedLimit indemnity to direct damages
PendingFinalization gate
Locked — 1 finding open
Built for scrutiny
If anyone ever asks how AI was supervised on this matter, the answer is already in the file — in your words, under your timestamps.
Adjudications are written to an immutable event store. Decisions can be superseded, never erased.
Every event records who decided, what changed, the stated reason, and exactly when.
The finalization gate is enforced in software. Open findings block the final document — full stop.
One print-ready packet: each finding, your disposition, the language as approved. Built for the matter file.
Connectors
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Run a real matter through every flagship before you pay a cent: draft, the Opposing Counsel Pass™, AI redline, document review, and Cite Check. No card, no commitment — 7 days to decide.
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DraftCounsel (draftcounsel.io) is an AI drafting and review workstation for licensed attorneys, built by LegalDraft Technologies LLC. The engine produces a complete, state-tailored first draft with statutory citations, then attacks its own work with the Opposing Counsel Pass™ — and every finding routes through the attorney's approval workstation. Nothing finalizes without attorney sign-off, on an immutable audit trail.
No. DraftCounsel™ (draftcounsel.io), by LegalDraft Technologies LLC, is not affiliated with, connected to, or endorsed by draftcounsel.co or any other similarly named service. The official DraftCounsel attorney workstation is at draftcounsel.io; the companion consumer platform is LegalDraft (legaldraft.io).
Per-matter, one-time pricing — no subscriptions, no seats, no minimums. Matter Review (rigorous AI review of outside paper through the approval workstation) is $199 per matter. Matter Draft (the full drafting cycle, brief to adjudicated final, with Word export) is $249 per matter. Every plan includes the complete engine, the Opposing Counsel Pass™, Cite Check, the workstation, and the audit trail.
Licensed attorneys and their supervised staff. DraftCounsel is professional drafting software — the workstation assumes a lawyer is making the calls, and the audit trail exists to prove that a lawyer did.
A complete first draft — numbered operative sections, recitals, protective boilerplate, signature blocks — drafted to your governing state with statutory citations and grounded in primary-source per-state law: verified execution formalities (witnesses, notarization, recording), statutory limits (security deposits, interest-rate caps), and a deterministic cross-document consistency check. Plus the Opposing Counsel Pass™ on that same draft: risk flags, missing protections, and negotiation points, each routed to your approval rail as an adjudicable finding.
Your own personal red team, built into every draft. The moment your draft is finished, the engine switches sides and re-reads its own work as hostile opposing counsel — attacking ambiguities, over-reach, missing caps, absent carve-outs, and anything the opposition could use — and files every objection as a finding only you can dispose of. In a real production run it drafted a venue clause, then objected to its own work: "the single most critical blank in the document — may render the venue clause unenforceable." It runs on every draft automatically, with no opt-out, and on outside paper you upload too. No other drafting platform makes its AI testify against itself.
Yes — Cite Check reads every citation in your brief and checks it against the Bluebook: reporter abbreviations and spacing, short forms (id./supra), pinpoints, and Table T6 case-name abbreviations, each flagged with the specific rule it violates. With existence verification enabled, every case is matched against CourtListener's database of millions of real opinions, so a non-existent or AI-hallucinated citation is caught before you file — plus a downloadable Westlaw verification checklist for manual sign-off. It tells you honestly which checks ran: a format-correct citation is not the same as a real one.
No. The finalization gate is hard-coded: every finding must be approved, rejected, or revised by you before the work product can finalize. There is deliberately no "approve all" button.
Every adjudication — the decision, the source text, the proposed text, your final text, your note, the playbook rule, and a timestamp — written to an append-only event log. Print the decision packet for the file, or export the consolidated trail.
Yes — the Probate Packet Desk is deterministic end to end for Florida probate: enter the matter facts and the router selects the administration path (formal, summary, disposition without administration, or ancillary) while showing the alternatives it rejected and why. Structural risks surface with statute citations and remedies, the creditor-claim clock runs §§ 733.702/733.710, fee presumptions compute under §§ 733.617/733.6171, and the filing set assembles in order from deterministic templates with a per-filing attorney review checklist, print packet, and .docx export. The AI authors none of the operative text, every filing is a draft for the supervising attorney, and the platform does not file.
No. DraftCounsel is a drafting tool operated by LegalDraft Technologies LLC, not a law firm. Output is AI-generated draft work product for your professional review; you remain solely responsible for the final work product. Communications with the platform are not attorney-client privileged.
Documents are encrypted in transit and at rest, processed server-side only to generate your drafts and reviews, retrievable only by unguessable capability references, and never used to train AI models.
Brief the engine. Watch it switch sides. Rule on the record. The demo matter in the workstation is open right now — no purchase, no signup.