
Robin AI
Enterprise legal contract copilot built on Claude (company wound down in 2026)
Last reviewed 2026-06-18
Robin AI was an enterprise legal AI platform for contract review, drafting, and analysis, delivered as a Microsoft Word add-in and a web-based contract workspace. Lawyers could ask questions about long contracts, get suggested redlines and clause edits, check defined terms, summarize obligations, and query across document sets. It ran a hybrid model: Anthropic's Claude combined with its own proprietary data and machine-learning techniques, and was an early Anthropic partner from 2022. Important status note: Robin AI effectively wound down as an operating company in late 2025 and early 2026. After failing to close a new funding round, its managed-services arm transferred to another firm in December 2025, and Microsoft acqui-hired part of its engineering team in January 2026 to work on Word for lawyers. Microsoft stated it had no plans to acquire the company itself. The product's continued availability is uncertain; the capabilities below describe Robin AI as it operated through 2025.
What it can do
Review contracts in Word
CopilotParses full documents, extracts clauses, and suggests redlines directly in the Microsoft Word add-in, with the attorney editing every suggestion.
sourceAnswer questions about contracts
AssistantChat over long contracts to find clauses, summarize obligations, and check defined terms.
sourceDraft and rewrite clauses
CopilotAI-assisted generation, refinement, and rewriting of clauses in Word.
sourceQuery document sets (Reports)
AssistantAsk questions across a set of documents, powered by Claude, to surface answers and obligations.
source
Strengths
- +Deep early Anthropic and Claude integration with a safety-and-reliability emphasis; handled very long contracts
- +Native Microsoft Word add-in plus an enterprise contract workspace with iManage and NetDocuments connectivity
- +Explicit human-in-the-loop copilot design: suggestions editable, attorney retains control
Limitations
- −The company effectively wound down in late 2025 and early 2026; product continuity and support are uncertain
- −Output required lawyer review; hallucination and wrong-extraction risk is inherent to legal LLMs
- −No public pricing or developer docs; enterprise-gated and now organizationally unstable
Overview
Robin AI was an enterprise legal AI platform for contract review, drafting, and analysis, delivered as a Microsoft Word add-in and a web contract workspace. It branded itself a copilot, not a replacement, with human-in-the-loop workflows, and was an early Anthropic Claude partner.
What it does
Robin parsed long contracts, suggested redlines, drafted and rewrote clauses, answered questions about contracts, and ran reports across document sets, all powered by Claude plus proprietary data. Every suggestion remained editable by the attorney.
Status
Robin AI effectively wound down as an operating company in late 2025 and early 2026. After failing to close a new round, its managed-services arm transferred to another firm in December 2025, and Microsoft acqui-hired part of its engineering team in January 2026. Microsoft stated it had no plans to acquire the company. This entry is retained for reference; buyers should treat the product as discontinued or uncertain.
Integrations & setup
Microsoft Word add-in plus an enterprise contract workspace, with reported iManage and NetDocuments connectivity and Claude served via Amazon Bedrock.
Pricing
Enterprise, contact-sales. No public pricing.
Best for / not for
Given the wind-down, not a safe buy today. Historically it fit large enterprise legal teams that wanted a Claude-powered contract copilot.
Alternatives
Spellbook is the closest live alternative; Harvey targets broader legal work.
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FAQ
Is Robin AI still available?+
Its future is uncertain. Robin AI effectively wound down in late 2025 and early 2026 after failing to close a funding round; its services arm transferred to another firm and Microsoft acqui-hired part of its engineering team. Microsoft said it was not acquiring the company itself. Treat present-tense capabilities as historical.
What model did Robin AI use?+
Anthropic's Claude, served via Amazon Bedrock, combined with proprietary contract data and machine learning. Robin AI was an early Anthropic partner from 2022.
Sources
- Robin AI (official site) · accessed 2026-06-18
- Microsoft to acqui-hire Robin AI tech team (Artificial Lawyer) · accessed 2026-06-18
- Robin AI secures $26M Series B (Tech.eu) · accessed 2026-06-18
- Legal tech startup Robin AI raises another $25M (Fortune) · accessed 2026-06-18
- Robin AI plugs AI Contract Copilot into Microsoft Word (PR Newswire) · accessed 2026-06-18
Last reviewed 2026-06-18