goHeather + Microsoft Office = AI Contract Review in Word

From GPT Wrapper to Microsoft Word Add-In: How goHeather Became a Contract-Review Powerhouse

About a year ago, goHeather was nothing more than a lightweight web app built on GPT. It started as a simple idea: what if businesses could use AI to get a quick, intelligent first read of a contract—without needing to wait days (or weeks) for a lawyer?

Back then, it wasn’t fancy. It didn’t live inside your tools. It didn’t remember your preferences. And it certainly wasn’t something you’d find on Microsoft AppSource. But even in that early form, it struck a chord. Legal teams, ops leads, and small business owners were all asking the same thing: can this make contract review less painful?

Turns out, the answer was yes. And now, that ‘scrappy little GPT wrapper’ is something much bigger.

Introducing goHeather for Microsoft Word

We’re proud to announce the launch of goHeather – AI Contract Review for Businesses, now available directly inside Microsoft Word.

This isn’t just a copy-paste of the web version. It’s a deeply integrated Word Add-In that brings goHeather’s legal intelligence right into your workflow. Whether you’re reviewing an NDA, a vendor agreement, a statement of work, or a services contract, goHeather now works from the Word navigation panel to review, explain, and suggest changes—instantly.

What makes goHeather different?

A lot of AI tools promise to help with contracts. Most of them just paraphrase or summarize. Some highlight clauses but don’t tell you what to do with them. Others spit out generic suggestions with zero understanding of your deal or role in the transaction.

goHeather is different. It’s trained by lawyers and designed for real-world use in common law jurisdictions like the U.S., Canada, the U.K., and Australia.

Here’s what it does—right inside Microsoft Word:

• Flag risky clauses
  goHeather scans your contract and automatically highlights potentially risky terms that might need attention.
• Explain each clause in plain English
  No legalese, no jargon. Just clear, contextual explanations for every clause, sorted by risk level.
• Suggest deal-aware redlines
  Whether you're the buyer or seller, vendor or client, goHeather knows which side of the deal you’re on—and suggests changes that reflect your position.
• Apply AI-recommended changes with one click
  You don’t have to rewrite a thing. Accept tracked changes directly in Word with a single click.
• Use your company’s playbook
  Have specific preferences? You can teach goHeather how your company likes to handle things—so it improves over time.

No demos. No commitments. Just start reviewing.

We’ve worked hard to remove all the friction from the contract review process—not just the legal parts, but the sales parts too.

To use goHeather, just:

1. Download the Add-In from Microsoft AppSource
2. Log in or create an account
3. Start reviewing contracts inside Word

There’s no need to book a sales call or sign a long-term contract. And if you ever need more credits or want enterprise-level controls, you can reach us directly at help@goheather.io.

From scrappy idea to Word-integrated AI

This launch is more than just a new feature—it’s a milestone in our journey. What started as a quick experiment to see if GPT could help with contracts has grown into a trusted tool used by companies around the world.

We’ve got a long way to go, and we’re just getting started. But if you’ve ever wanted a smart, reliable contract co-pilot—one that works where you work and actually understands what you’re trying to do—goHeather is ready for you.

👉 Learn more at goheather.io
👉 Get the Add-In on AppSource