About Mediator

Several people draft one shared document together. Each person has a private AI assistant that reads only their own notes and files. No one else sees that assistant.

What it's for

A few people need to agree on something in writing: a contract, a scope of work, a settlement, a set of terms. Usually the file moves between them by email: someone edits it, sends a new version, someone else marks it up and sends it back. Before long there are several versions in circulation and most of the effort goes into tracking which is current instead of improving the substance.

Mediator replaces that with one shared document everyone edits live, with the author of each change shown and a running history of what moved. You bring in a draft (Word, PDF, Markdown, or a blank page), work through the open points together, and finish with one approved document.

A private assistant for each person

You could paste a document into a shared chatbot, but then everyone is talking to the same assistant in the open, and that's not how people work through sensitive wording. Each person needs help with their own position: their priorities, their constraints, the phrasing they're not ready to propose yet. In Mediator, each participant gets a private assistant for exactly that. Ask it to redraft a clause, weigh an option, or explain what just changed. The shared object is the document itself; the thinking stays yours.

Who makes it

Mediator is built by Mediator.ai LLC. It's an early product and we're actively shaping it around how people actually use it, so feedback genuinely changes what we build next.

Contact

Questions, feedback, press, or partnership inquiries: email us at hello [at] mediator.ai. We read every message and do our best to reply within a few business days.

For billing or refund questions, see pricing; for legal terms, see terms and privacy.