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Single User Desktop

RediDraft One · Arriving October 2026

The full power of RediDraft™ on one workstation. Your software, your libraries, and your documents live entirely on your computer: no server, no account, no internet required.

100% local, 100% private
Your documents never leave your computer. Even license verification happens on your machine, with no account and no internet connection required.
Everything included
Unlimited Form Volumes and documents, every update including major releases, and US-based support.
The same application a firm uses
This isn't a cut-down edition. It's the identical desktop application that firms on Private Web and SaaS Web run; it simply hasn't been pointed at a server. If you ever join or build a team, you sign in and their shared libraries appear alongside your own.
Windows and macOS, no Microsoft Word required
A native desktop application for either platform, completely word processor agnostic. One includes its own Form Volume editor, so nothing else needs to be installed or licensed.
Your work is never held hostage
If your license ever lapses, the software keeps working, fully and without restriction. It runs on your machine, so it stays yours to use; only updates and support end. Renew within a year and you're simply caught up, on your original anniversary date; after a year, returning requires a new first-year license. In practice, no customer has ever let it come to that: the value makes renewing the easy call.

Who it's for

Solo practitioners and individual professionals who want serious document automation without infrastructure. If you draft on one machine and want everything under your own control, this is your edition. And when your practice grows into a team, nothing has to be thrown away or reinstalled: this is the same application that connects to a Private Web or SaaS Web server. Sign in, and your firm's shared libraries appear in the same list as the ones on your own machine.

One thing about the installer

On Windows, we don't code sign the installer, so the first run shows a blue "Windows protected your PC" panel. Click "More info," then "Run anyway," and it installs normally; you will see it once. The macOS build is signed, so nothing of the sort happens there. Either way we publish a SHA-256 checksum with every release, so you can verify the file you downloaded is the file we built. The full reasoning is on our security page .