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First drafts and first reviews, ready for lawyers.

Q: How do you keep client documents confidential?

Documents stay in your environment, with handling designed around GDPR and the data protection law in each market and your duty of confidentiality. We deploy in your tenancy, respect matter level permissions and ethical walls, and use model terms that exclude training on your data. Every query and document access is logged. Your risk and IT teams approve the setup.

Q: What about invented citations?

Every answer must point to a real document in your library. The research agent only answers from sources it can cite, and each citation links to the document and paragraph. If it cannot find support, it says so. Lawyers still check citations before relying on them.

Q: Can it review contracts against our own playbook?

Yes. Your playbook is the standard it applies. We turn your preferred positions, fallbacks and red lines into rules the agent checks each clause against. Partners decide the rules and can change them at any time. Each flag shows which rule triggered it.

Q: Does it work with our document management system?

Yes, through its APIs. We connect to the document management, matter management and time recording systems your firm uses, and to Word for drafting. Access follows existing permissions. Nothing is copied to a separate store without your approval.

Q: Who is responsible for the output?

The reviewing lawyer, as with any junior's draft. The agent is a tool under lawyer supervision. Your firm's risk and compliance partners approve how it is used, and the work is designed around your professional and regulatory obligations.

We build legal AI agents that take on client intake, first pass contract review, template drafting and research over your own precedents. Each agent prepares work for a lawyer to review. None of them give legal advice.

Agents run inside your firm's environment, respect matter confidentiality and cite the source behind every point.

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Built for: Law firms, in house legal teams and legal service providers with heavy document workloads.
Typical timeline: A first agent, often contract review or intake, reaches a pilot with one practice group in eight to twelve weeks.
What you own: You own the clause libraries, playbooks, prompts, integrations and logs, and your documents stay under your control.
Rated: 4.7 / 5 from 23 Google reviews

200+ companies across the US and the UAEFrom a first store to a listed developer

What you get

Agents that prepare work for lawyers to check.

Each agent handles a task junior lawyers and paralegals spend hours on. A qualified lawyer reviews the output before it reaches a client.

Explain your project

Client intake agent
Collects the enquiry, parties, deadlines and documents from prospective clients and runs a first conflict search against your records. The intake team decides whether to take the matter.
Partners see complete enquiries, and possible conflicts are spotted before the first call.
Contract review agent
Reads incoming contracts, compares each clause against your playbook and flags deviations, missing clauses and unusual terms. The lawyer sees each flag beside the clause and decides what to do.
Lawyers start review from a marked up draft instead of page one.
Template drafting agent
Produces first drafts of NDAs, engagement letters, employment contracts and other standard documents from your firm's templates and the matter details. Every draft is clearly marked for lawyer review.
Standard documents go out sooner and always start from the firm's approved wording.
Precedent research agent
Searches your own precedents, opinions and knowledge bank, and answers with citations to the exact document and paragraph. If nothing relevant exists, it says so.
Lawyers reuse the firm's past work instead of researching from scratch.
Matter update agent
Drafts client status updates from the matter file, time entries and recent correspondence. The responsible lawyer edits and sends each one.
Clients hear from you regularly without lawyers writing every update.
Due diligence agent
Reviews large document sets in a data room and extracts key terms such as change of control, assignment and termination rights into a table. Associates check the table against the source documents.
Diligence teams spend their time on the issues, not on finding them.
Deadline tracking agent
Reads court notices and correspondence, extracts deadlines and proposes calendar entries for the matter team. A person confirms each entry before it is saved.
Fewer deadlines depend on someone spotting them in an inbox.
Execution and signing agent
Prepares execution versions, signature pages and closing checklists, and tracks who has signed. It reminds the right people when a signature is outstanding.
Closings run to a checklist rather than a long chain of emails.

Who this is for

Legal teams we build for.

The best first agent sits where lawyers repeat the same careful work every week.

Full service and boutique law firms

Firms where associates spend too much time on first drafts, first reviews and research. Agents prepare the first pass for each practice group.

Start with contract review.

In house legal teams

Legal departments handling a steady flow of NDAs, supplier contracts and policy questions from the business. Agents triage requests and draft from approved templates.

Start with intake and template drafting.

Legal service and compliance providers

Providers running document heavy work such as diligence, lease review or regulatory filings. Agents extract and organise at volume for lawyers to check.

Start with due diligence extraction.

How a legal agent earns the trust of a practice group.

01PlaybookWe work with partners and knowledge lawyers to capture the playbook, templates and review standards for one practice area. Your risk partner agrees what the agent may do.
02BuildWe connect to your document management system, precedent bank and matter system with access that follows existing ethical walls. Every point the agent makes must carry a citation.
03BenchmarkLawyers review the agent's work on past matters with known outcomes and record every miss. We close the gaps before live use.
04AdoptOne team uses it on live matters with full logs, and lawyers rate each output. Use widens to other teams once the reviewers are satisfied.

How we work together

How firms work with us.

We build a single agent for one practice group, or a shared platform with agents for several groups. Confidentiality terms and review points are agreed before any document is shared with us.

Discovery and pilot

Teams deciding where AI should start

A short, fixed piece of work: the use cases ranked, the data checked, and one pilot built against real examples so you can judge it on evidence rather than a demo.

Use cases ranked by value and risk
Data and systems review
A working pilot on your own examples
A written plan for what comes next

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Build and launch

A use case that is ready to go live

A written scope and a fixed quote, then the build: integrations, guardrails, an evaluation set and a launch with your team trained to use it.

Written scope and acceptance tests
Integration with your systems
Evaluation set and human review steps
Launch, training and handover

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Run and improve

AI that is live and needs looking after

A monthly plan to watch quality, cost and usage, update prompts and models as vendors change them, and add the next use case when the first one earns it.

Quality and cost monitoring
Model and prompt updates
A monthly report on usage and results
The same team that built it

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Technology

What we build this with.

Models are chosen per use case for quality, cost and where your data is allowed to go. The systems around them run on the stack below.

01Web

React
Next.js
TypeScript
Node.js
Laravel
WordPress

02Data and cloud

PostgreSQL
MySQL
MongoDB
AWS
Azure
Docker

Questions lawyers ask us.

Does the agent give legal advice?

No. It prepares work, and lawyers advise.

Everything the agent produces is a draft or a flag for a qualified lawyer to review. Advice to clients always comes from your lawyers. The interface marks agent output clearly so it cannot be mistaken for reviewed work.

How do you keep client documents confidential?

What about invented citations?

Can it review contracts against our own playbook?

Does it work with our document management system?

Who is responsible for the output?

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Tell us what the business needs. We will tell you what to build first.

Schedule a free consultation and get a written recommendation, with costs, before you commit to anything.

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PROVEN RESULTS

4.7 / 5from 23 Google reviews

First drafts and first reviews, ready for lawyers.

Agents that prepare work for lawyers to check.

Client intake agent

Contract review agent

Template drafting agent

Precedent research agent

Matter update agent

Due diligence agent

Deadline tracking agent

Execution and signing agent

Legal teams we build for.

Full service and boutique law firms

In house legal teams

Legal service and compliance providers

How a legal agent earns the trust of a practice group.

How firms work with us.

Discovery and pilot

Build and launch

Run and improve

What we build this with.

Questions lawyers ask us.

Services that usually go with this one.

Tell us what the business needs. We will tell you what to build first.