Torke is an AI-based legal-writing development tool that works on drafts lawyers and law students have already written, rather than generating or rewriting text itself.
Key features and functions include:
Draft Review
Reviews a completed draft and identifies places where the writing may not be accomplishing what the writer intends, at the level of high-level organization, section-level persuasion and reasoning, and sentence- and paragraph-level language and emphasis.
Explanation and Alternatives
For each issue identified, Torke explains why it matters and, where useful, proposes an alternative approach. The writer can compare the alternative to the original, ask why it was suggested, or explore a different solution.
Writer Decision and Responsibility
The writer decides whether to keep the original, accept the suggestion, modify it, or reject it, and remains responsible for the final work product; Torke does not generate or finalize the writing itself.
Curated Review
Surfaces targeted revision opportunities, presenting a proposed change in context so the writer can see what might change and decide whether it improves the draft.
Comprehensive Review
Works through each section a writer selects for analysis in sequence, considering its purpose, organization, reasoning, paragraph structure, and language in context.
Firm Use
Ties writing development to an associate's actual work product, such as a brief, memo, contract, or piece of correspondence, rather than a separate training exercise, giving associates a further opportunity to address writing issues before partner review.
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