From a brief to a first draft.
Tell Triplewave who the document is for and what it should do. It asks for anything your company info doesn’t already cover, then drafts headings, clauses, tables and signature lines straight onto the page.
It asks before it guesses
Every template names the facts a document depends on: the parties, the dates, the amounts, the governing law. Triplewave fills in what your workspace already knows and asks you for the rest. A value it can’t confirm stays marked on the page until someone fills it.
- Your brief, the template, your company info and your brand voice all shape the draft.
- Unknown values stay visible as open facts. Triplewave doesn’t make them up.
You stay the editor
The draft lands in a real editor on real pages. Rewrite a clause by hand, select a paragraph and ask Triplewave to tighten it, or ask for a new section. Review, export and signing all start from the same page.
What it doesn’t do yet
- It can get a fact or a phrase wrong. Read the draft before you rely on it.
- Detailed editing and page design work best on a desktop. Phones handle reading, review, comments and signing.