A tour of what Mike does
A new Features page walks through chat, drafting, redlines, Vault, Associates, Paralegals and signing, one slide at a time.
What we have shipped in Mike, newest first.
A new Features page walks through chat, drafting, redlines, Vault, Associates, Paralegals and signing, one slide at a time.
Associates show in the main sidebar again, ready to draft and file documents in your Vault.
Edits, redlines and downloads from an Associate now apply to the filed document and save a new version.
Mike sets governing law from a clause you state or a choice you make, never from where a company is based.
Ask for an NDA in chat and Mike drafts it first, then asks who signs.
Sending the same request twice joins the answer already running, and errors end with one retry line.
Ask to track renewal dates and a Paralegal lists your contracts and flags anything due within 60 days.
Your branding and tools load when you sign in, and Mike refuses records from another company.
A new Signatures tab lists every contract you've sent, with the live status of each one.
A streamed answer no longer vanishes when the reply finishes, and a failed turn retries in place without sending your question twice.
When Mike edits a Vault document, you get insertions and deletions against the original, not a silent rewrite.
Mike asks for both legal names before saving an NDA, and says exactly what was missing if a draft falls short.
Legal answers now show as a tidy card with the summary, key issues, next step and numbered sources, plus buttons to open, edit, sign or download.
Attach an agreement and Mike reads it from your first message, and several edits in one request now all get applied.
Mike's Templates now lives at /templates in the app, with free templates you can download or open straight in Mike.
The header logo and browser icon now use the white Mike orb holding its briefcase.
Home now shows your saved Associates and Paralegals in one place, and your company score links to what raises it.
A draft comes back as a document card, and an analysis comes back as a card with numbered sources.
Long drafts come back as a document card you can open in the editor, and edits save a new version.
Ask Mike for a contract and you get the whole document, saved as a version you can open in the editor.
A shared chat now shows Mike's finished answers and their sources alongside your questions.
Paralegal, Ask and Associate messages now save reliably, and if one fails you get a clear Retry instead of a stuck Working state.
Legal answers now list the sources Mike actually read, with links you can open.
Numbered lists in Mike answers now show every item, live and after a reload.
A Paralegal keeps track of your goal, progress and blockers, suggests the next step with one-tap options, and picks up where it left off after a reload.
Drafts, saved versions, redlines with Accept and Reject, and comparisons now show as cards in chat that open the right version.
Suggested teammate lines on Home now always show your own company's name.
A Paralegal keeps one thread, so each reply stays in that conversation after a reload.
A Paralegal you create is listed as a Paralegal.
A signed document stays locked, so a later edit cannot overwrite it.
The orb page shows Mike.
A shared chat link now shows just the conversation, read-only, without the app around it.
Search now covers your documents, chats and teammates, and the logo takes you back Home.
Password reset works, the vault reads and files uploads on its own, and new Associates get filled in properly.
The home page now opens in light mode, with a dark switch that remembers your pick.
After setup, the Mike card on Home shows the same Associates and Paralegals as your sidebar.
Signed-in pages now share one clean layout, and public pages keep a simple header of their own.
Answer three questions and Mike sets up your team, ready in the sidebar when you sign up.
Accept or reject each suggested edit, and your choices survive a reload and carry into the Word file.
Each answer lists the Vault documents it used, with the line that backs it up.
Files stay in your Vault while Mike reads them, and a stuck upload retries on its own.
Preview shows your contract as a clean white page with numbered clauses.
Open a real Word contract, review the redline as tracked changes, and export to Word or PDF intact.
Mike fills in the signers from your chat and holds the envelope until every blank is done.
Tell Mike what you need and it sets one up with you, one short question at a time.
Each Paralegal run is saved and works from your current Vault, not a copy.
A near-black theme with soft cards and one clear heading on every page.
Answers appear as they are written, laid out in short cards you can scan.
See this month's usage by Associate, and estimate a matter before you start.
Ask a question or get a sample NDA first. Sign in only to save, send or sign.
Typed questions go straight to Mike, and a message sent after sign-up is kept.
A Paralegal takes one job in chat. An Associate builds a small app and runs the work.
One client's work never shows up in another's, and a reloaded chat picks up again.
Mike takes the governing law from your company details instead of guessing.
After drafting training, 11 of 12 sample contracts pass our review, up from none.
Drop a file into chat and Mike reads it. Overdue invoices now count as owed.
Sort every document, and see key dates and obligations on one timeline.
Every screen uses Geist and the same shared parts, so pages look and act alike.
See everyone on each side of a deal on one map, including who can sign.
See how Mike scores on our legal benchmark, with the data behind each number.
Mike learns your positions from your drafts and redlines, and shows the rule it used.
Vault suggestions show up one by one as they are ready, not all at the end.
Mike greets you on home, and you can hire it for a job before you sign up.
Research looks up the company first, then checks each citation against its source.
Your contracts live in one place, with clean records and the deadlines that matter.
Verified signers, fewer steps and a certificate. Sending is simulated in this preview.