Non-exhaustive listing, though we do try to put everyone we've encountered here. Holler if we missed something!

Legaltech-for-Startups

• Bonsai helps freelancers get paid
• Carta (formerly e-shares) does ownership management
• Catalex does corporate administration, e-signatures, law browsers, working day calculators, court costs calculation, and PDF concatenates
• Clerky (Delaware) does incorporations and fundings
• CofoundersLab offers templates to entrepreneurs
• Concord is end-to-end contract signature management
• DocDep takes you from investment to divestment
• Eloquens has an entire section for startups
• FirstCounsel offers legal support for entrepreneurs, startups, and SMEs in Singapore
• FounderSuite
• FlashFunders is an equity crowdfunding platform with a ton of augmentations, according to Techcrunch
• Founders Workbench
• Handshakes maps out all relationships between companies and persons
• Incorporations.io finds the best jurisdiction in which to incorporate your particular startup
• Ironclad automates a range of startup-friendly legal templates, with Dropbox and HelloSign integration
• Jianfabang is an document automation service for startups
• LawCanvas (for Singapore)
• Legistify has DIY agreements
• Nivaura is a cloud-based service for issue of financial instruments by SMEs
• Patentory
• Paper does incorporations and fundings
• SeedLegals does incorporation & funding documentation in the UK
• Sleek.sg does incorporations, SaaS company secretary, visas and immigration in Singapore
• StartupDocuments is affiliated with Bedrock and does incorporations and fundings
• StartupLawyer does incorporations and fundings
• Stripe Atlas (Delaware)
• Upstart Alliance provides online templates targeted at startups
• Valcu offers document automation and some scripting
• Valuative capital structure modelling and visualization
• VCExperts offers due diligence and other tools
• Venture360 is a complete deal management platform for seed funds
• Visible.VC offers a Tech Investing Software Stack
• Zegal (formerly Dragon Law) is founded by a lawyer

Fundraising Templates

• 500 Startups offers the KISS
• CooleyGohas equity and debt instruments
• SeedSummit for Europe, by SeedCamp
• Series Seed (also for Finland and India)
• Simmonds Stewart does automated KISSes for South-East Asia
• Y Combinator has both Series AA and SAFE instruments in four flavours; though some think it's screwing you up, not safe, sacrifices flexibility and future bargaining possiblities on the altar of expedience; for some others, may not love it... but at least I understand it
• Comparative reviews, e.g.: Shockwave Innovations'; Quora weights in; Square1bank compares the SAFE with convertible debt notes; SAFE vs KISS; SAFE vs KISS by Rubicon; KISSing SAFEly or SAFEly KISSing; SeriesSeed vs Series A; Invigorlaw's; Vincent Jacobs'

Cap Tables

• Techcrunch's Jason Rowley wrote about first round fundraising
• Humble ventures gives a basic overview
• Anatomy of a Startup Captable
• Quora answers"What is the best captable template available online?", and also the best template for startups with different types of shares, bonus pools. multiple rounds, etc
• AskTheVC
• Capshare.com
• Captable.io
• ExactEquity
• Gust Equity Management does captables and equity issues
• Reportally.com
• VentureHacks
• eShares round modelling which is gaining impressive marketshare

Education

• How Startups Burn Money on Lawyers
• Quora answers "When founding a startup is it worth immediately investing in a lawyer, or can you get by with pre-made documents?"
• Heidi Roizen's Walkthrough
• Docracy's guide to Term Sheets
• Brad Feld's Term Sheet Blog Series, now available as a book, Venture Deals
• Deal Terms, by Wilmerding
• Angel or seed investing: Angel term sheets for startups, from the MaRS Library
• Paul Graham on High Resolution Fundraising
• The Truth About Convertible Debt at Startups and The Hidden Terms You Didn’t Understand
• Mark Suster's Bad Notes on Venture Capital
• StartupCompanyLawyer
• LivePlan helps you with forecasts
• The Ultimate List of Legal Resources for Startups

Industry-specific Solutions

• Real estate BitRent does smart real estate contracts on the blockchain;
• Core Logic
• Chromaway does it on the blockchain
• EasyLaw does online land searches and calculates legal fees, stamp duties, and RPGT in Malaysia
• Goodlord does tenancy agreements, references, e-signing all-in-one
• Dealpath does corporate real estate deal management
• Flip allows you to make a lease agreement, amongst others
• Track With Ease
• Shipping  Bimco does shipping contracts & clauses
• CP Desk is a good example of a vertical-specific legal application
• Chinsay does contract management for freight
• Conga lets you create customised shipping documents from Salesforce
• Damco does document management for shipping
• Immigration  Boundless does marriage-based greencard applications
• Citizenshipworks
• FastVisa does immigration workflow automation
• Legal Space is a digital immigration and visa solution for relocating to the USA
• Joshua Browderdoes chat bots for asylum seekers (and parking tickets and air ticket refunds)
• Oliver.ai does immigration visas
• Visabot is an AI chatbot for US green cards
• WorldEvermore says it is turbotax for immigration
• Wills  doyourownwill
• Willing makes wills online
• Farewill in the UK and Wales
• Freewill in the U.S.
• LegalWills in Canada
• Quicken WillMaker
• WillCreator Deluxe
• Wills.org.uk allows you to make a fully legal will online
• MyWillOnline does it in Australia
• Divorce  Amicable does fixed price divorce and separations
• DivorceMate targets Canadian family law practices for spousal/child support situations and document assembly
• It's over easy does uncontested divorce filings in 3 steps
• iSplitDivorce
• LexQuanta has a divorce assets division simulator
• Separate.us
• SupportPay does child support
• Wevorce
• IP rights management  Kenneth Adams' Copyright and the Contract Drafter (New York Law Journal, 2006) asks: are contracts copyrightable?
• AltLegal
• Acclaim IP does patent search & analytics
• Anaqua
• Cognate does trademark protection
• DataNovo
• elementaryIP groks patent law
• IPNexus provides legal templates, forms, checklists, and guidelines for IP protection
• Lecorpio (acquired by Anaqua) does IP software and services on a platform
• Lex Machina groks patent law
• Specifio automates patent applications
• Trademarkia
• Trademark Now does trademark searches
• Consumer Protection  radvocatefor automated consumer dispute processes

Document Generation & Assembly

Generators

• Autom
• Business-in-a-Box
• BamLegal
• Clarilis allows firms to generate templates and precedents
• Contract Standards
• ContractMill lets you create and use your own contract templates
• Clausehound
• CooleyGo
• DiligenceEngine
• eBrevia
• FormSwift
• iDisclose does filings, deal and hiring documentation
• Iubenda generates T&Cs for privacy policies and cookies
• InRule
• LawCanvas (for Singapore)
• LegalContract has good decent wizards covering the US
• Prose
• RadiantLaw
• RocketLawyer
• Shake
• TermsFeed generates EULAs, privacy policies, and more
• Turner is a pleasant Mac-app
• Wilson Sonsini's Termsheet Generator
• Wilmerhale
• NDAs for Free
• NDA Lynn helps you check your NDA
• VentureDocs
• Vanilla Law by MG/Chambers (news article)
• UltraDox converts Google Docs to Microsoft Word
• WeAgree

Assemblers

(usually for law firms and in-house counsel)

• Autom.io
• Avvoka offers contract automation and pair drafting
• Bizibody
• ContractExpress by Thomson Reuters
• DocAssemble is opensource (YAML and Python) and allows domain experts to build what TBC would call a shallow-model expert system wizard
• Law Help Interactive is another expert system
• Exari
• HotDocs
• LegalFab
• Planet X Law
• XpressDox
• Turner is a contract-drafting IDE
• Documate
• Nonprofit Techy compares A2J Author, Docassemble, QnA Markup and HotDocs
• Justice for Some

Plug-Ins

• Woodpecker does automation in Word
• Xpressdox
• Contract Express Author

Libraries & Repositories

Libraries

• AVCAL (for Australia)
• BVCA (UK)
• edocr
• ILRG Legal Forms Archive
• LawCanvas – Easy Legal Documents for Singapore
• LawDepot
• LegalZebra (for Australia)
• Onecle is an archive of legal forms
• Orrick's Start-Up Forms Library and term sheets
• Taylor Wessing's Documents (UK)
• Simmonds Stewart for New Zealand and Singapore
• The Entrepreneur's Guide to Term Sheets and Equity Crowdfunding

Clause libraries

• Contract Standards
• CommonAccord
• CommonDraft
• Docracy
• LawPatch
• Legito does document assembly and customisation

Github Repositories

• Common Form on Orrick's templates
• Github for Law! surfaced on Hacker News and attracted a response on the Legalese blog
• Ironsides open legal operating system for start-up companies
• Seriesnext a community revision of the Series Seed financing documents

For Lawyers and/or In-house Counsel

Practice Management

• Alta Claro
• Autto is kind of IFTTT for lawyers with workflows as an expert system
• Brightflag does ebilling & spend management
• BusyLamp
• Casepeer does personal injury case management
• Case Status
• Cavory does cloud-based legal practice management
• Clio
• CosmoLex
• Dazychain
• Digitory Legal
• Dealmaker
• DocEx Legal tracks your documents
• Gideon Legal does chatbots and also predictive analytics
• Josef creates chatbots for law firms
• Jurato
• Justly
• LawDroid does chatbots
• LawMaster
• LawVU does matter and ops management
• Legaler does online meetings for lawyers
• Legal Inc
• MerusCase
• Metajure
• MyCase
• NextChapter does practice management just for bankruptcy law
• Paladin does pro bono work management for law firms
• Practice Evolve from Australia
• SavvySuit does chatbots
• SimpleLegal
• Sheriasoft practice management for law firms in Africa
• Time Miner does billing
• Vrsus does case management
• Yerra is a tech consultancy for law firms, which has just been acquired by Elevate
• Elevateis a consultancy firm specialising in law firms
• Zygos

Negotiation

• ContractRoom
• SimplyAgree focuses on signature and closing
• Synergist is a contract negotiation platform with easily tunable knobs
• Parley Pro negotiate better contracts faster
• The Doc Yard is a polished app for lawyers to address the pain point of deal negotiation and closing

Run-time Monitoring

• Intraspexion is an early warning system for employment litigation

Contract Life Cycle Management

• Contract Eagle
• Contract Logix
• Contractual.ly got acquired by Coupa
• Concord Now
• DocEngine offers CLM along with compliance checks
• DocuCollab
• Doxly
• Exari
• Icertis
• iDPARC
• Lawcadia does legal procurement management
• Paper is a unified platform for contracts
• Planning Blox
• Precisely is doing contract management software with pleasant UX
• Qualmet measures value of outside counsel, for in-house counsel
• SpringCM is a document and contract management platform
• Viewabill promotes collaboration between in-house and external counsel
• Arity does advanced document management

RegTech

• Corlytics is regulation technology and analysis with big data
• ComplyGlobal helps big business cover their many widely dispersed asses
• Corlytics
• Global-Regulation
• SaGo for compliance

Document Review

• Beagle.ai reads contracts
• BrightLeaf does contract abstraction
• ClauseMatch reads contracts
• Counselytics reads contracts
• Heretik reads contracts
• JPMorgan reads contracts
• jEugene reads contracts
• Kira reads contracts
• LawGeex reads contracts
• LegalRobot reads contracts
• LegalSifter reads contracts
• LitIQ drafts contracts
• Luminance reads contracts (and other documents in dataroooms)
• MetaJure reads contracts
• PageMap reads contracts
• RAVN reads contracts
• rfrnz reads contracts
• Seal Software reads contracts
• Vaultedge reads contracts

Due Diligence

• dealWIP does cloud-based due diligence
• Drooms
• Luminance does due diligence as well
• Midaxo does buy-side due diligence
• Wizdocs
• Fieldguide

Litigation

• Allegory Law
• Bounga does digital forensics
• Blue J Legal helps lawyers research tax law
• CaseText
• Caseshare and Openlaw.cn are both case databases
• Clarilegal
• Cicayda
• Courtroom5 for litigants-in-person
• Docket Alarm
• Docket Navigator is a curated platform for patent litigation
• Doctrine is a search engine for court decisions and other legal texts (France)
• Everlaw also does e-discovery
• FastCase
• CaseText
• Early Neutral Appraisals predicts litigation outcomes
• EviChat does e-Discovery
• Global-Regulation
• Haystack HQ
• HLP Integration
• Hugo Analytics does data analytics for litigation outcomes
• ICourt does case management
• Intelllex wants to build a Google-like search engine for law
• Judicata
• Juristat
• Juritool
• Justia
• Lawgix for scalable litigation
• Legal Miner offers litigation analysis with specific track records for judges and lawyers
• Legal Science tracks current law across 50 states
• Lexbe
• Lex Quanta does legal analytics for large firms
• Logikcull does e-discovery
• Metaspike does forensic email preservation
• Modria
• MyLegalWhiz
• Ontario Small Claims Wizard
• PushLegal
• Streamlined Litigation Support
• Ravel Law
• RSVPlaw
• Ontario Small Claims Wizard
• TrialDrone does social media intelligence for litigators
• Typelaw helps lawyers write briefs (previously Acadmx)
• UniCourt
• VizLegal for legal research
• Voluble for analyzing consumer posts
• Wusong offers litigation as well as case analysis
• WayToSettle
• ZipCourt

Lawyers getting in on the game

Some more innovative / technical / interesting than others, obviously.

• Allen & Overy and Deloitte make MarginMatrix which codifies the law in various jurisdictions and automates drafting of certain kinds of multi-jurisdictional documents
• Allen & Overy's Fuse a legal tech innovation space
• Baker McKenzie's Innovation Programme aims to apply design thinking to client services, and has 'deployed bespoke AI' to enhance its M&A and transactional practices
• Chrissie Lightfoot on Twitter
• Clydecode is a consultancy service by Clyde & Co specialising in smart contract advice
• Evolution Lawyers
• KM Standards (Kingsley Martin) reads and writes contracts ― see his 2013 FutureLaw talk
• KWM's Project DnA on Github
• NextLex offers templates, and also corresponding human services for compliance requirements
• NextLex offers templates, and also corresponding human services for compliance requirements
• OpenCounsel headed by Andrew Rens
• Orrick's Term Sheet Creator
• Papiertiger offers a few contract templates, made with lawyer approval
• In Singapore, big 4 firm Rajah & Tann's bid in the space, Rajah & Tann Technologies
• Robot Lawyer Lisa
• SynchLab by Swiss law firm Synch
• TermFrame from Pinsent Masons seems to be a wizard expediate lawyers choosing the ideal templates.
• WireLawyer

Legal Marketplaces

• 1law
• Advise Hub
• Advo Assist is Germany's largest network
• Asia Law Network (for Singapore)
• Avvo
• Axiom is positioning initially as an outsourcing option for in-house counsel (see coverage)
• Ai.Law will eat it all, from China
• Bodhala
• Book-It Legal connects lawyers with law students
• Caliber Litigation Services for court reporters
• Cadeloop
• Court Buddy does a-la-carte legal services at flat rates
• Fair Document
• Falvgu is a legal marketplace as well as case library
• FirstCounsel
• Anwaltauskunft, Anwaltinfos, Anwaltssuche, DASD, Bewertet, Rechtsanwalt, Advocado, LegalBase just in Germany alone
• Ithaca is a humanitarian initiative to connect lawyers to refugees in need of asylum
• Korum Legal is a boutique legal consultancy for special projects at cheaper rates
• LawCanvas (for Singapore)
• LawDingo
• LawGives
• Lawtap
• Lawtrades
• Lawyaw
• Lawyers on Demand
• LegalClick
• Legistify
• LegalZoom
• LexMeet!
• Lexoo
• MyLawyer (Singapore)
• Nolo
• Obelisk
• Partnervine to sell document templates
• Priori Legal
• Premoniton, lawyers by win rate
• RocketLawyer
• VortexLegal

Computational Legal Studies

Borrowing from social science, these apply computational data-science techniques to the legal world.

• The Law Lab at Illinois Tech
• LawOS at Santa Fe Institute
• law.mit.edu takes a social-science approach to examining law: see Dazza's video
• Coding the Law examines how the legal system uses computer algorithms

Smart Contract Implementation

• Adjoint will build and formally verify your smart contracts
• Attores does smart contracts as a service
• Bitquant
• Clause will build a Ricardian smart contract and is teaming up with Thin Film Electronics to use near-field communication to pair physical goods to digital contracts
• Counterparty
• Democracy Earth
• EthCore will build and browse your smart contracts
• Ethernote appears to be a proof-of-concept implementing a promissory note as a smart contract
• Imandra: Online ecosystem for sharing and analysing internal and client-facing trading system specifications; see also their language docs
• International Blockchain Technologies registers your contracts in a blockchain
• Kadena's haskell-based turing-incomplete PACT language
• legalthings
• Mattereum brings software smarts to legal agreements and enables the internet of agreements
• Mintchalk is a web IDE for smart contracts
• OpenZeppelin is an opensource library for smart contracts
• Otonomos
• Sagewise
• SmartContract
• UCL's blockchain group

• Relevant Papers:  Step by Step Towards Creating a Safe Smart Contract: Lessons and Insights from a Cryptocurrency Lab by Delmolino, Arnett, Kosba, Miller, & Shi
• Compositional Specification of Commercial Contracts
• Composing contracts: an adventure in financial engineering
• Initative for Cryptocurrencies and Contracts
• The Representation of Legal Contracts by Aspassia Daskalopulu and Marek Sergot, 1997
• Trust in Smart Contracts is a Process, As Well

Smart Statutes / Digital Legislation

• Digitising the World's Laws by Claire M. Germain, 2010
• Berkeley Bridge has an expert system
• Checkbox has an expert system
• Digital Legislation from Data61 attempts to answer the call
• FiscalNote, Tim Hwang's startup on government relationship management has raised $20M
• Internet of Agreements by Vinay Gupta explains demand from blockchain
• Making Sense of Regulations with SBVR
• Neota Logic has an expert system
• OpenFisca does legislation as code and multidisciplinary agile development of policy and legislation
• SBVR to OWL 2 Mapping in the Domain of Legal Rules
• The Foundation for Computable Law
• On the Road to Regulatory Ontologies: Interpreting Regulations with SBVR
• Oracle Policy Automation helps you build an expert system
• How to build an automated legal-decision-making system
• Labplus discusses better rules for government discovery and is now helping to turn New Zealand's legislation into code
• Rules as Code is a global effort to draft machine-consumable legislation

Contract Formalisation & Natural Language Generation

• The need for multilingual contracts can be seen in Indonesia, where a court has ruled that contracts must be in both Bahasa and another language
• CLACK at UCL
• Joe Dewey's essay on ContractCode, 2016
• CommonForm
• Codex by Pax is a scripting language for Ethereum; in concert with Pax Directory
• Michelson, by Tezos, is a scripting language for smart contracts
• Lexon, by Lexys, is a scripting language for smart contracts
• Babbage smart contract language for Ethereum
• Restatement by Jason Boehmig, Tim Hwang, and Paul Sawaya (intro essay; see also modelling - Background Reading)
• CommonAccord has some early thinking online
• Hammurabi Project hosts its DSL in Wolfram Language (Mathematica);  an earlier version developed a DSL called Akkadian
• You've heard of XBRL, now the SEC wants Python

A.I. & Natural Language Processing

Reliable natural language processing is a vastly harder problem than domain-specific-languages, compilers, and natural language generation, but we wish them the best. Should they be successful, drafting contracts which meet their AI's approval will be straight-forward because we can run the contracts through the AI ourselves.

• Fagougou is an artificial assistant which predicts case outcomes based on precedent
• Kira is used by a surprising number of law firms & professional services firms (top nordic firm, Freshfields, Clifford Chance, DLA Piper, Axiom, Deloitte)
• Peter does for legal what Clara does for appointments
• AI capable of legal reasoning from Weightmans and Kira
• Riverview Law is also developing an artificial assistant
• ThoughtRiver does NLP to read contracts and reason about them
• Perceptiv also does NLP to read and extract data from finance contracts
• SkoposLabs predicts effects of law and policy
• Surukamhelps corporate legal teams automate their workflows and the decision-making process with NLP and ML
• Y Legal Reasoning

Support Services

• Signature Services  Adobe Echosign is the well-respected granddaddy, modulo some grumpiness.   Competitors include   DigiSigner
• DocuSign
• e-SignLive by Silanis
• HelloSign
• Scrive
• SignEasy
• RightSignature
• Secured Signing
• Signatys also can send your signed documents to court
• and dozens more (see the full list)
• Notarisation Notarize is an app
• Human resources Hiringplan helps plan employment compensation

Other Interesting Things

• Landscaping  Thomson Reuters has a LegalTech landscape
• German LegalTech Mapping
• Swiss LegalTech Mapping
• LegalGeek Startup Map
• Law Hackers for a curated list of legal startups
• A Medium post for some maps and classifications of services legaltech startups provide
• Stanford's CodeX list of LegalTech startups
• Ambrogi's Legal Tech Startups list
• tech.law.stanford.edu
• AngelList shows over a thousand startups in the legal category, but many of these are what we call "law firms with websites", not actual LegalTech startups
• AL100 is a directory of legal tech
• The Technolawgist

• Mmmm... a mix bag   Artificial Lawyer is a blog covering the computational legal field
• CanLaw pivoted to LegalTech consulting, it seems
• Ergo
• LawForMe is India-based, design-oriented, and aims to make the law and legal processes more available
• Lawyers On Github
• LegalHackers is a global movement for law and technology
• LegalTechLabs is a LegalTech incubator
• Praktio by Michigan Law Professor, Michael L. Bloom teaches contracting drafting, analysis, and negotiation
• Simple Rights crowd-sources statute simplification
• QnA is a DSL for conducting and displaying interviews
• Quegal intends to crowdfund the world's first live online pay-as-you-go legal advice service
• An argument for opensource legal

Deadpool

(we're certainly not the first to have come up with a deadpool, but these folks talked about it after us and it's at once hilarious, illuminating, and wonderful! Check out: @butnickdavis piece for ROSS Intelligence and @alexrkonrad's tweet)

To be clear, we're not entirely sure if these guys are defunct or just have broken websites. If we made a mistake, we do apologise. Let us know and we'll reinstate you up there!

• JustInvesting wanted to move investing online
• Restatement by Jason Boehmig, Tim Hwang, and Paul Sawaya
• Termsheet.io (India & US) used to do incorporations and fundings, now they do investment tracking
• LegalHub wanted to output documents into both human-readable (PDF, .doc) and machine-readable (JSON, XML) forms
• Caserails
• Lawyerfy used to do case management
• OxLegal was a startup from Oxford University's accelerator that wanted to reduce the time lawyers spent on work
• LawEdge
• Legal.CF.SG wanted to provide free and open source templates to cofounders in Singapore
• DocStoc
• LawKick wanted to help you find the right lawyers at the right price
• Lawful.ly wanted to give us plain language, annotated standard legal documents
• Lawpolis wanted to build a collaborative community for lawyers
• IPStreet
• Legify
• Kagu did business immigration help
• QuickLegal provided on-demand legal advice and won the Techweek California App of the Year for 2014
• Upcounsel used to be a marketplace for legal services
• Ross Intelligence used to help lawyers do research