LawGPT

LawGPT for Word brings your matter's documents, notes, and AI agent into the document you're writing.

Select a paragraph and rewrite, formalize, or tighten it in a click. The AI preserves your defined terms, citations, dates, and quoted language. Need a reference to a reviewed file? Insert a quote with hyperlinked sources directly from the files already in your matter. Mid-draft research question? Ask your matter's agent inline and drop the answer into the document with citations attached, the same answers and the same sources you'd see in LawGPT on the web.

What you get:

• Refine selected text. Rewrite, formalize, tighten, or apply your own custom instruction to any paragraph. Legal meaning, names, dates, amounts, and quoted language are preserved.
• Insert from your matter. Pull notes or file references straight into the document. Citations become hyperlinks back to the file in LawGPT.
• Ask the matter. Chat with your matter's AI agent from inside Word. Answers cite the reviewed documents and can be inserted with footnoted sources or as clean prose.
• Selection-aware. The task pane responds to whatever you've selected in Word, so research and drafting stay in flow.
• Same threads as the web. Conversations you start in Word continue on the web and vice versa, with no separate history to manage.

Requires an active LawGPT subscription. New to LawGPT? Start a trial at https://lawgpt.com.

Privacy. Selected text, your typed prompts, and the active matter's metadata are sent to LawGPT's servers (and our LLM provider) to process your request. Documents are not uploaded automatically; only text you explicitly select or send. Full privacy policy: https://www.lawgpt.com/legal/privacy.

Built for legal teams. LawGPT specializes in e-discovery and matter management. Already running review tables, tagging files, and capturing notes on the web? The Word add-in is the conduit between that work and the brief or memo you're drafting.