First drafts in minutes. From your own precedents.
A Telio system reads your templates, your past work, and your house style — then drafts the way your best people do. Contracts, proposals, engagement letters, reports. On your network, touching nothing outside it.
The work it takes off your plate.
The blank page is the most expensive page in your business.
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Contracts and agreements
First drafts built from your own clause library and past agreements, flagged where terms deviate from your standards.
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Proposals and bids
Scope, pricing structure, and boilerplate assembled from winning past proposals; your team edits instead of starting blank.
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Engagement letters and client documents
Generated from matter details in seconds, consistent every time.
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Reports and summaries
Long documents distilled to what the reader needs; drafts expanded from bullet points.
Your documents in. Your documents out. Nothing in between leaves.
We load your knowledge.
Templates, precedents, clause libraries, past work product — indexed on your machine, readable only inside your network.
Your team asks for what they need.
"Draft an NDA for a PA-based subcontractor, our standard terms, two-year tail." Plain English, from a browser on your LAN.
Draft, with receipts.
The system produces a draft and shows which of your precedents it drew from. Your people review and finish — the judgment stays human, the typing doesn't.
No prompt, document, or draft ever transits a third-party service. The model runs on hardware you own. This is architecture, not a privacy policy.
The machine for the job.
A solo practice or small firm runs this comfortably on a 3L workstation — whisper-quiet, sits by a desk. An office with a whole team drafting daily wants the 4S Core GPU Server: redundant power, room to grow, serves everyone at once. We spec the exact configuration to your document volume during the consult.
The math on this one is short.
Count the hours your highest-billed people spend producing first drafts, multiply by their rate, and compare it to a machine that works around the clock without a subscription. Then add what you're currently paying for AI tools that make you send confidential documents to someone else's servers — because with Telio, that number goes to zero.