
Sauna vs Harvey
Harvey is a deep, well-built coworker for legal work. Sauna is a general coworker for the rest of your work — it remembers your projects, connects to the tools your team uses, and does the task across every surface, once you approve.
Comparing Sauna and Harvey? Harvey is a legal AI platform built for law firms. Sauna is the general coworker for the rest of your work — it remembers your projects, connects to thousands of tools, and acts across web, Slack, email, and iMessage.
Harvey is a domain-specific generative-AI platform for legal work — research, drafting, contract analysis, and due diligence, tuned for law firms and used by firms like A&O Shearman and PwC. It raised a $300M Series E at roughly a $5B valuation in 2025, with reporting of a larger round since.
The difference: A legal specialist, versus a coworker across your whole stack.
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General
Sauna isn't a legal product. It handles the work the rest of your team does — the research, drafts, tickets, and follow-ups across every function.
Memory
Your projects, people, and decisions, kept across sessions, not scoped to a single matter.
Connected
Thousands of apps, plus your own over MCP or an API key, on every surface your team uses.
In context
Sauna remembers your projects and the people in them, connects to the tools your team runs, and finishes the task — across the web app, Slack, email, iMessage, and Superhuman.
Good to know
Sauna can research and draft, and connect to your tools, but it isn't tuned and reviewed for legal practice the way Harvey is. For firm-grade legal workflows, Harvey is purpose-built; Sauna is the generalist for the rest.
No. Sauna works across roles — sales, ops, marketing, founders — remembering the shared context and acting across the tools each one uses.
Sauna reads only what you connect, and acts only after you approve. Your workspace and its memory are yours, not training data.
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