SupraDraft · for Windows

Every request quoted.

Every answer left to you. SupraDraft sets up Answers, complaints, discovery responses and letters on your court’s paper, then stops where the lawyering starts.

Launching soon How to get it

Buy your license here, from us. Download the app free from the Microsoft Store.

Buying SupraDraft gets you a license to use it under our license agreement.

Requests quoted from the fictional sample set that ships with SupraDraft. The response lines are empty on purpose.

What it never does

Yours to answer.

It never writes the answer. SupraDraft does not write responses, objections, allegations or argument. What to say is the lawyer’s call. Anything it can’t fill from what you gave it is left as a marked fill-in — never guessed.

What it sets up

The mechanical half.

Give it the papers that were served and tell it who you are once. It builds the document on your court’s paper, with an empty space under each heading for the lawyer to write in.

  • Answer to a complaint

    One numbered response slot for each paragraph of the complaint, your affirmative defenses copied word for word and in order from an Answer you filed before, and the prayer for relief.

  • Complaint

    Parties, jurisdiction and venue, general allegations and one to ten causes of action — or the headings and cause-of-action titles of a complaint you filed before — each with numbered allegation slots left blank for you, the prayer for relief, and a jury demand, verification and exhibit list when you want them.

  • Discovery responses

    Responses to interrogatories, requests for production and requests for admission: every served request carried over and counted, with an empty response under each.

  • Your own discovery

    Interrogatories, requests for production and requests for admission of your own, poured from one of your earlier sets onto this case’s paper, or laid out as numbered fill-ins.

  • Letters

    Letters to counsel or a client from your firm’s details, addressed and signed, with the body left for you.

  • Blank pleading paper

    Line-numbered, or with a plain caption, ready for anything else you need to write.

Where it works

Any U.S. court.

A built-in court profile, a court you describe once, or your own blank pleading paper.

It starts from what was served.

Drop in the complaint or the served set and SupraDraft reads the court, the case number, the parties and counsel into the case form. It marks each field with where it came from, and leaves every field for you to check before you save.

It reads Word documents, text PDFs and scanned PDFs, using the text recognition built into Windows, and asks you to check anything it read from a scan against the paper.

Three ways in.

Pick a built-in court profile. Or describe your court once — its name, the lines at the top of its caption, the rows beside the caption, and whether it uses line-numbered pleading paper — or give SupraDraft your own blank pleading paper and it works on that.

Finished documents open in your default word processor and live in one folder per case.

Scanned papers

Scans, read on your PC.

Served papers often arrive as scans. SupraDraft reads them on your computer with the text recognition built into Windows, run through our own reading pipeline, and nothing is sent to an online service.

  • Insanely fast

    Scans are read insanely fast, right on your PC.

  • A second look

    A page that reads poorly is read again at a higher resolution, and the better reading is kept.

  • Page breaks kept

    Every page break is kept, so a scanned set is numbered and quoted the way a text PDF is.

  • Headings mended, nothing guessed

    A request heading the scanner garbled, like “REQUEST NO. l0”, is fixed only when every word on the line is one SupraDraft knows. Each fix is shown to you, and anything else is left as it was read.

  • You check it first

    Nothing read from a scan is quoted until you have checked it against the paper, and that check is tied to the file itself.

  • Refused, never cut short

    A scan it cannot read in full is refused with the reason and what to do next — never read in part and treated as complete.

Runs on your computer

No cloud.

Everyday use needs no internet. SupraDraft goes online only for its license check: to start the trial, activate or move a key, and confirm the license at least once every 30 days.

Nothing waits on a server.

SupraDraft does all of its work on your computer: it reads the served papers, builds the document and saves it there, so a cloud outage can’t stall a draft while you work.

Up to 30 days offline at a time

Online only for the license.

It connects to start the trial, to activate a key, and to confirm the license at least once every 30 days. In between, it works offline.

One quiet check.

“We’re only checking that your license is legitimate and that’s it.”

Apart from that check, SupraDraft makes no internet connections of its own. The privacy policy lists exactly what it sends.

How to get it

Launching soon

Try it for 30 days. Then buy it here, once.

  1. Download SupraDraft free from the Microsoft Store.It runs on Windows 10 and 11, and its updates arrive free through the Store.
  2. Use it free for 30 days.The trial starts the first time it runs online. No account, no card.
  3. Buy your license here.$500, once, plus sales tax where it applies, with free updates for life (for as long as we publish SupraDraft) — from us, not from the Store. The key arrives by email.
  4. Enter the key.Open Tools › License…, paste the key and choose Use this key.

SupraDraft license

$500

Once

Plus sales tax where it applies

  • Free updates for life — as long as we publish SupraDraft
  • Works on two computers at a time
  • 30-day free trial first
  • Works offline for up to 30 days at a time

Buying SupraDraft gets you a license to use it under our license agreement.

Licenses go on sale here, through our own checkout, the day SupraDraft is available to download. The Microsoft Store sells nothing; it only delivers the free download and updates.

SupraDraft needs an internet connection to start the trial, to activate a key, and at least once every 30 days to confirm the license.

System requirements

What it runs on.

  • Windows

    Windows 10, version 2004 or later, or Windows 11, 64-bit.

  • Processor

    Intel or AMD, laptops included. Arm-based PCs, such as Snapdragon laptops, are not supported.

  • Memory

    4 GB minimum; 8 GB recommended.

  • Disk space

    About 200 MB, plus room for your documents.

  • Screen

    1024 × 768 or larger.

  • Word processor

    Microsoft Word or another app that opens .docx files.

  • Internet

    To start the free trial, activate a key, confirm the license at least once every 30 days, and get updates from the Microsoft Store.

  • Scans

    For scanned PDFs, and PDFs with a nearly blank page, the Windows English language pack with its text recognition feature.

  • WebView2

    The Microsoft Edge WebView2 Runtime, which Windows 11 and current Windows 10 already include.

Questions

What lawyers ask first.

Where do I buy it?

Right here. Buy takes you to our secure checkout, processed by Stripe, and your license key arrives by email. The Microsoft Store is only where you download SupraDraft and get its free updates — nothing is sold there.

Does SupraDraft write responses or objections?

No, by design. It sets up the caption, the paper, the quoted requests, the numbering, the signature and the certificate, and leaves every response, objection, allegation and argument blank for the lawyer to write.

Does it use AI?

No. This edition of SupraDraft has no AI model in it. SupraDraft AI, a separate product, is in development.

Which courts does it work with?

Any U.S. court: a built-in court profile, a court you describe once, or your own blank pleading paper.

What does the license check send?

The product name, the app version, a one-way code for the computer and, once you enter it, your license key, marked when you have just typed it (and, for Remove this computer or Remove other computers, which one you chose). Never a document, a case, a firm, a name, a file name or how you use it. The privacy policy has the whole list.

What happens when the trial ends?

Nothing held hostage. Everything you already made still opens. New documents need a license, and Buy and the License window are one click away.

Can I use it on more than one computer?

Yes. One license works on two computers at a time, and moves between them from SupraDraft’s License window: Remove this computer on the one you’re leaving, or Remove other computers if the old one is gone. The support page has the details.

What do I need to run it?

An internet connection to start the trial, to activate a key, and at least once every 30 days to confirm the license; Windows 10 (version 2004 or later) or Windows 11, on an Intel or AMD processor with 4 GB of memory — Arm-based PCs, such as Snapdragon laptops, are not supported; Microsoft Word or another app that opens .docx files; and the Microsoft Edge WebView2 Runtime, which Windows 11 and current Windows 10 already include. Scanned PDFs, and PDFs with a nearly blank page, also need the Windows English language pack with its text recognition feature. The full list is under System requirements.

Where are my documents?

On your computer, in Documents\SupraDraft, one folder per case. They are ordinary Word files. If you set an output folder, a copy goes there too. If Windows backs up your Documents folder to OneDrive, or another service syncs it, that service copies these files like any other document; SupraDraft itself uploads nothing.

How do updates work?

Through the Microsoft Store, free, for as long as we publish SupraDraft.

In development

SupraDraft AI

A second, separate edition is being built. SupraDraft as it ships today has no AI model in it.

Tell me when it’s ready