What we're building and thinking about at the intersection of AI and international arbitration.
A free tool for arbitration lawyers to ask questions about the IBA Rules, ICC Guidelines, Prague Rules, and other major arbitration guidelines — with specific citations, no login required.
Read moreBrowse OneDrive folders interactively, import from SharePoint drives, and smarter per-collection duplicate handling with cross-collection file linking.
Read moreSet a language per case so all AI output matches your proceedings. Plus, upcoming deadlines now show on the case list.
Read moreSputnik's AI assistant now reads team comments for better context. Plus: upload duplicate files when needed and delete statements directly.
Read moreSputnik now works directly with Anthropic's Claude. Connect your Claude account and give it full access to your case documents, claims, people, and timeline.
Read moreWe redesigned the case homepage, added team role management, improved document ranking with footnote citations, and connected documents across all collections.
Read moreSputnik's AI assistant now runs on Claude Sonnet 4.6, understands which phase of the case you're in, and plans its approach before diving into research.
Read moreBrowse and restore previous versions of AI-edited drafts. Get context-aware prompt suggestions. And see exactly how case files support each claim.
Read moreLock and approve statement drafts to protect finished work. Drafts are now grouped by outline section, and files can be imported directly from OneDrive.
Read moreSputnik's AI assistant can now search the web, follow specialized skill instructions, and run parallel research tasks across your case.
Read moreSputnik's AI chat has been rebuilt from the ground up. Choose between Claude and Gemini models, attach files, bookmark conversations, and get faster responses.
Read moreXML files are now searchable, storylines can be toggled per procedural step, and search filters no longer reset when you page through results.
Read moreLawyers can now attach files directly in the chat, Dropbox imports run in the background, and file processing is more reliable with automatic recovery.
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