iterthink FAQ

A document review layer sits between drafting and approval. It tracks what changed, who changed it, why it matters, and whether a human has reviewed the result before it becomes final.

Google Docs, Notion, and Confluence are mainly writing and knowledge tools, while Bluebeam focuses on drawing markup. iterthink is focused on review governance: word-level diffs, AI-assisted impact analysis, approval gates, and an audit trail for document decisions.

Yes. iterthink is designed so teams can bring their own AI provider, including local models, company-hosted models, or cloud APIs. It does not replace those tools; it adds review, traceability, and approval around AI-assisted document work.

iterthink is designed for teams that need accountable document changes, especially in architecture, engineering, construction, consulting, legal, operations, and other workflows where revisions need to be reviewed before they are trusted.

iterthink supports Markdown, DOCX, and PDF workflows, including vector PDFs and scanned documents. It is designed for structured work with plans, reports, and related project documents.

iterthink records word-level changes, review status, approval decisions, and AI analysis over time. The goal is to make the full path from draft to final document visible instead of hiding decisions across filenames, comments, and chat threads.

Yes. iterthink has a free plan for personal and non-commercial use. Commercial individual, team, and enterprise licenses are available for organizations that need production use, onboarding, and support.

iterthink is installed locally as an app for accessing and reviewing your document workflows. Compliance requirements such as SOC 2 or HIPAA mainly depend on the LLM provider, hosting setup, data processing agreements, and operational controls your team configures around it.