RoboRedline

AI-powered legal document review inside Google Docs

RoboRedline brings first-pass legal review into Google Docs. Open a contract, launch the Chrome side panel, choose a review posture, and inspect suggested edits before anything is applied to the document. Each recommendation keeps the source clause, risk call, model disagreement, rationale, and reviewer action close together. The reviewer can accept, rewrite, counter, or ignore a suggested redline without losing the reasoning behind it. When the user starts a review, RoboRedline reads the Google Doc or uploaded Word file they selected and sends its text to RoboRedline's service and its listed AI providers to generate the review. The extension asks for this document-data access before the first review, provides a reminder at the review action, and lets the user pause access later. RoboRedline does not sell document data or use it for advertising. Google Docs renders its editing surface to a canvas. RoboRedline therefore uses Chrome's debugging capability on the active Google Docs tab to read review context and apply only reviewer-approved redlines as native Google Docs suggestions. Chrome displays its debugging indicator while this access is active. The first two applied redlines are free. After that, users can unlock the current document or choose a monthly plan.