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Bryter

New York, US · Founded 2018 · 6 known investors

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BRYTER is an AI and automation platform that enables legal professionals to draft, summarize, research, and review contracts using AI-powered tools and rule-based workflows. The platform serves lawyers at law firms and in-house legal teams at global enterprises.

AI & Machine LearningEnterprise SoftwareLegalTechSaaS

Founders & leadership

Bryter was founded in 2018 by Michael Grupp.

MGMichael Grupp
Michael GruppFounder & CEOHe trained as a lawyer in international litigation and arbitration, then co-founded Thesius (acquired in 2017) and Lexalgo before BRYTER acquired Lexalgo in 2018.
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Micha-Manuel BuesFounder
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Michael HueblFounder
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Michael HüblFounder

Investors · 6

Cavalry Ventureslisted by Cavalry VenturesBerlin · $500K – $4M

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Dawn Capitallisted by Dawn CapitalLondon · $317.5K – $6.3M

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Notion Capitallisted by Notion CapitalLondon · $1M – $100M

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Tiger Global ManagementreportedNew York · $1M – $100M

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Vitruvian PartnersreportedLondon · $43M – $648M

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In the news

Berlin's Bryter raises $66M to take its no-code tools for enterprises to the US | TechCrunchtechcrunch.com · Apr 2021

Frequently asked questions

What does Bryter do?
BRYTER is an AI and automation platform that enables legal professionals to draft, summarize, research, and review contracts using AI-powered tools and rule-based workflows. The platform serves lawyers at law firms and in-house legal teams at global enterprises.
Who founded Bryter?
Bryter was founded by Michael Grupp in 2018.
Who are Bryter's investors?
Bryter's investors include Accel, Cavalry Ventures, Dawn Capital, Notion Capital, Tiger Global Management, Vitruvian Partners.
Where is Bryter headquartered?
Bryter is headquartered in New York, US.