The context is fragmented.
Contracts, emails, notes, instructions, precedents, facts, deadlines, and business priorities rarely arrive in one clean prompt.
AI matter team for transactional and regulatory lawyers
Your legal objective. A matter team to move it forward.
Give Talden the matter materials, instructions, and constraints. It builds a reviewable plan, coordinates the research, review, drafting, comparison, and checking work, and returns an outcome package with sources, open issues, and next actions for your review and approval.
14 days free. Use it on a real matter. Cancel anytime.
- Your data is not used to train AI models
- Grounded in your matter materials
- Lawyer review built into the workflow
- Sources and open issues surfaced
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Start with the work in front of you, not a blank prompt.
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The work between question and answer
Legal work does not end when a model produces text.
General-purpose AI can help with individual tasks. But a useful answer or first draft is only one part of moving a legal matter from objective to outcome.
The work is multi-step.
Research changes drafting. Review creates new questions. Comparison, checking, and follow-up depend on what came before.
The judgment is consequential.
Legal positions, risk tolerance, negotiation choices, client commitments, escalation, and final approval remain lawyer decisions.
Talden is built to hold the matter together, not just answer the prompt.
How Talden works
From legal objective to reviewable outcome.
Talden gives the work a structure before asking you to rely on the result.
Talden supports the work. You verify, decide, and control final use. See how Talden works.
Real matter example
See the matter team at work.
Commercial agreement review. A useful contract review is more than a redline. The agreement sits inside a larger matter: objectives, instructions, precedent, risk positions, questions, decisions, and next steps. Talden coordinates that work around the matter.
You provide
- Agreement or redline
- Business and legal objectives
- Negotiation instructions
- Playbook or precedent
- Deal-specific constraints
- Relevant background materials
Talden coordinates
- Matter brief and review plan
- Agreement review
- Clause and deviation analysis
- Comparison against instructions or precedent
- Issue identification
- Proposed revisions or alternative language
- Source and consistency checking
- Missing facts and approval points
You receive
- Executive summary
- Prioritized issue and deviation view
- Proposed redline or work product
- Supporting sources
- Open questions and assumptions
- Material decisions
- Next actions
- Activity record for the workflow
You decide
- Which risks matter
- Which positions to take
- What language to accept, reject, or revise
- What requires escalation
- What recommendation to make
- What becomes final or external
A review package ready for professional judgment, not a transcript you have to reconstruct.
Start with a commercial agreementYou will create an account and continue through the current trial and checkout flow before using the product. Explore commercial agreement review.
Before you say no
Expand what you can confidently evaluate.
Some matters may be worthwhile but initially too unfamiliar, document-heavy, or time-consuming to evaluate efficiently. Talden gives you a structured first look at the work — organizing the file, surfacing gaps, identifying relevant issues, and clarifying what may need to happen next. That can reduce the upfront effort required to understand a potentially valuable matter before you decide whether to move it forward.
Ask
- What is this matter really about?
- What information do I have?
- What is missing?
- Which issues need attention?
- What work is likely to be required?
- What questions need to be answered?
- Is this worth taking further?
Talden helps you understand the work before you decide whether to take it on. The decision, and the professional judgment behind it, remains yours. Explore matter assessment.
Supported workflows
Start with the legal work Talden is built to move.
Talden is built around defined workflows with clear inputs, expected outputs, review points, and decisions that remain with the lawyer.
Commercial contract review and redlining
Compare agreements against objectives, instructions, precedent, and playbooks. Surface material deviations, open questions, and proposed revisions.
DPA and security-addendum review
Identify privacy, data-protection, security, audit, incident, and operational issues in the context of the transaction.
AI and vendor diligence
Organize policies, vendor materials, security information, contract terms, and requirements into a structured diligence view with gaps and next actions.
Diligence trackers and issue lists
Turn matter materials into structured findings, questions, priorities, owners, status, and follow-up items.
Regulatory research and analysis
Research a defined legal question while keeping jurisdiction, sources, factual assumptions, uncertainty, and practical next steps connected.
Matter intake and assessment
Turn incoming or unfamiliar matter materials into a matter brief, missing-information list, proposed work plan, and questions for lawyer review.
Memos and decision materials
Coordinate the research, analysis, drafting, checking, options, and recommendations needed to prepare reviewable legal work.
Each workflow discloses the required inputs, supported output, known limitations, and the decisions that remain with the lawyer. View all workflows.
Why Talden
Choose the AI that fits the work.
Talden is not meant to replace every legal or AI tool. The relevant question is what kind of workflow the matter requires.
| Dimension | General-purpose AI | Point solution | Enterprise legal platform | Talden |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Starts from | Prompt | Task or document | Organization / platform | Matter objective |
| Context | User-managed | Task-specific | Broad organizational context | Matter-connected |
| Planning | User determines next steps | Narrow predefined process | Varies by platform | Reviewable matter plan |
| Work | Individual outputs | One main function | Broad suite of capabilities | Coordinated legal functions |
| Open issues | User tracks | Varies | Varies | Surfaced with the work |
| Review and control | User-managed | Varies | Platform-dependent | Built into the matter workflow |
| Result | Answer or draft | Task output | Platform workflow / output | Reviewable outcome with sources, gaps, decisions, activity record, and next actions |
General-purpose AI can be useful.
Broad AI tools can draft, analyze, research, connect to data, and increasingly perform multi-step work. The lawyer typically remains responsible for creating and maintaining the legal workflow around those capabilities.
Point solutions can be the right tool.
A focused review or drafting tool may be ideal when the work begins and ends with a specific document or task.
Enterprise platforms solve a different problem.
Enterprise systems can provide authoritative content, organization-wide controls, administration, integrations, and broad team workflows.
Talden starts with one lawyer and one matter.
Talden is designed for work where the objective, context, plan, specialist functions, sources, unresolved questions, decisions, and next actions need to stay connected.
Producing a useful answer is not the same thing as coordinating the work of a matter from objective to outcome.
Start your free trialTrust and control
Built for legal work that has to hold up under review.
Trust should come from visibility into the work — not from asking a lawyer to assume the AI cannot be wrong.
Matter-scoped context
Talden works from the documents, instructions, facts, and connected sources provided or authorized for the matter.
Sources with the work
Where a workflow relies on sources, Talden surfaces the supporting material so it can be inspected and verified.
Open issues before polish
Missing facts, assumptions, conflicts, uncertainty, and questions requiring judgment stay visible rather than disappearing behind fluent prose.
Decision and approval points
You review material positions and consequential steps and decide what becomes final or external.
Activity record
The material plan, work, decisions, revisions, approvals, and next actions remain connected to the supported workflow.
Data handling
Talden processes your content to provide and operate the service. Talden does not use your content to train third-party consumer AI models unless it tells you otherwise and obtains any consent required by law.
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Talden is a professional tool, not a law firm, and does not provide legal advice. AI-generated outputs may be incomplete or incorrect. A qualified legal professional must independently review and verify outputs before relying on them in legal work.
Confidential material
Before submitting confidential, privileged, personal, regulated, or otherwise sensitive information, evaluate Talden's current Terms, Privacy Policy, product settings, integrations, and your professional obligations for the intended use.
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Founder authority
Built from inside the work.
Billy Dentino
Founder and CEO
- Corporate and M&A experience at White & Case
- Global M&A experience at eBay
- Ninth Circuit clerkship
- NYU Tax LL.M.
- USC Law, Order of the Coif
- Experience across corporate, transactional, tax, regulatory, venture, and in-house work
Created by a corporate lawyer who has done the work Talden is designed to support.
Billy built Talden around a practical product judgment: complex legal work is not a series of disconnected prompts.
It depends on matter context, sequencing, source material, unresolved questions, review, and decisions. That experience shaped Talden's matter-centered approach from the start.
The product should help a lawyer understand and move the matter — not ask the lawyer to trust an answer because it sounds finished.
Pricing
Start with one lawyer. Expand when the workflow proves itself.
For individual transactional and regulatory lawyers.
- 14-day free trial. A valid credit card is required to start.
- If you do not cancel before the trial ends, your subscription converts automatically to a paid monthly subscription.
- Cancel anytime; cancellation takes effect at the end of the current billing period.
Professional
$200/ month
One individual account with access to the supported launch workflows.
Start with a supported matter — a commercial agreement, diligence review, regulatory question, intake request, or decision memo — and review the matter brief and plan before the work proceeds.
Start your free trial14-day free trial. Then $200/month. Cancellation takes effect at the end of the billing period.
Questions before you use AI on professional legal work
Understand the workflow, the responsibility, and the next step.
Talden is an AI matter team for transactional and regulatory lawyers. You provide a legal objective, matter materials, instructions, and constraints. Talden creates a reviewable plan, coordinates supported legal work, and returns an outcome package with the proposed work product, sources, open issues, material decisions, activity record, and next actions.
The launch product is designed primarily for individual transactional and regulatory lawyers, including independent lawyers, outside-GC counsel, lawyers in boutique or specialist firms, and lawyers in lean in-house teams. Each launch workflow should state its eligibility and limitations inside the product.
Provide the legal or business objective, the matter documents and communications, the relevant facts and parties, instructions and constraints, jurisdiction, deadline, approved playbooks or precedents where available, and the output you need. Talden may ask for missing information before it proceeds.
The output depends on the workflow. It may include a matter brief, work plan, issue list, source package, proposed draft or redline, assumptions, unresolved questions, decision points, activity record, and next actions. The product should show the expected deliverable before the workflow begins.
The lawyer confirms the matter context, reviews and edits the plan, supplies missing facts and instructions, verifies sources and outputs, decides the legal and risk position, approves consequential steps, and determines what becomes final or is communicated externally.
General AI platforms are broad, capable tools that can draft, analyze, connect to data, and increasingly complete multi-step work. Talden is designed around the legal matter: the objective, matter context, reviewable plan, specialist legal work, sources, open issues, decisions, and outcome package. The relevant difference is the workflow and control structure, not access to AI alone.
A focused contract tool may be the right choice when the need begins and ends with inline review or redlining. Talden is intended for matters where contract review is connected to instructions, sources, diligence, internal questions, approvals, decisions, and next actions.
Talden is designed for professional legal work, but the appropriateness of any upload depends on the matter, the applicable professional obligations, the current product settings, integrations, providers, and Talden's Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.
You are responsible for determining whether the intended use is appropriate and for reviewing current data-handling information before submitting sensitive material.
No. Talden is a professional tool, not a law firm or lawyer, and it does not provide legal advice. AI-generated outputs may be incomplete or incorrect. A qualified legal professional must independently review and verify every output and remains responsible for legal judgment, professional obligations, and final use.
Talden's Professional plan is $200 per month after a 14-day free trial. A valid credit card is required to start the trial, and the subscription converts automatically to a paid subscription if you do not cancel before the trial ends. Cancellation takes effect at the end of the current billing period. The current commercial terms are stated in the Terms of Service.
Create your account and continue through the existing checkout step. Then choose a supported workflow, add the required matter context, confirm Talden's understanding and plan, and review and verify the resulting work.
Bring one supported matter. See how the work moves.
Start with a commercial agreement, diligence review, regulatory question, intake request, or decision memo that fits a launch workflow. Give Talden the objective and matter materials, review the plan, and decide what belongs in the final work.
Start your free trialStart with a supported matter. Review the matter brief and plan before Talden proceeds.
Talden does not provide legal advice. All outputs require independent professional review and verification.