Draft with an AI that works in the document with you

A split-pane editor where Squire drafts and redlines specific clauses while you keep full control - with version history and your firm's house style built in.

Drafting in Squire is a conversation and a document side by side. The assistant writes and revises the parts you ask it to - a clause, a section, a redline - while you keep editing directly and stay in control of every change.

How it works

  1. 1

    Start a draft

    Begin a blank draft, start from a template, or ask the assistant in chat to "draft an NDA" or "write a demand letter" - it opens a drafting session and carries across the research you've already done.

  2. 2

    Edit together

    Ask the AI to replace a section, insert a clause, or propose redlines you can accept or reject. Type your own changes whenever you like. Anything hard to undo asks you to confirm first.

  3. 3

    Version and export

    Every change is saved automatically. Name a snapshot like "Before client review", restore an earlier version, or compare two side by side. Export to Word or Markdown - clean, or with your redlines as Word track changes - in your firm's house style.

The assistant can

  • Edit content, replace sections, and insert new clauses
  • Propose redlines and apply templates
  • Save, restore, and compare named versions

Your house style

  • Font, spacing, heading case, and list numbering applied for you
  • Set firm-wide and personal defaults; override on any single draft
  • Numbering is computed at export, so it never alters your words