Built for law firms

Your matters. Your team. AI you can put your name on.

A firm-level platform, not a single-seat tool. Set up your firm, invite your attorneys and paralegals, control who sees which matter — then use evidence-grade AI on documents that never leave your firm’s own private knowledge base.

No subscription · pay only for what you run · your data is never used to train a model

AI TOOLS
Court-ready · Tamper-proof · Auto-deleted in 24h

The toolbox

One firm account, one secure platform. Every tool runs under the same permissions, billing and audit trail — so adding a tool never means adding another vendor review.

Matter intelligence

AI agents that read every document in one matter — all of it, not a search of it — cite each finding to its source, argue with themselves through a critic, and release nothing until a supervising attorney approves. Documents stay for the life of the matter.

For the whole firm

Set up your firm once. Everything runs inside it.

Most legal AI is sold a seat at a time. This is built the way a firm actually works: matters, teams, and who is allowed to see what.

Your firm, your users

Invite attorneys, paralegals and staff. Passwords are handled by AWS Cognito — you never see them, and neither do we.

Matters, not folders

Documents live in a matter with its own team. Being in the firm doesn't mean seeing every matter.

Roles you can shape

Six roles out of the box, and you can re-cut any of them — or override a single person — without waiting on us.

An audit trail

Who invited whom, who changed a permission, who approved an analysis. Append-only, and it never records your documents' contents.

An attorney signs off. Always.

Matter analysis is reviewed by an AI critic, then stops and waits for a supervising attorney. Nothing is written, and no report exists, until someone with approval authority signs off — and the report records who that was. Output is AI-assisted attorney work product requiring professional review, and it says so on the document.

No subscriptions

Pay per use — priced per tool

Every tool does a different job, so each one is priced for that job. There’s no monthly fee and nothing to commit to — you always see the cost before you run anything.

1. Pick a tool

Choose the tool for the job from the toolbox above.

2. See the cost before you run it

A fixed price, or an estimated range with your balance — shown before you commit, never after.

3. Pay for what you used

No monthly fee. Anything an analysis doesn't use is returned to your balance.

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Evidence Extractor

SMS / MMS, iMessage & WhatsApp. Pay per report set — nothing up front.

$49.99first phone number

+$19.99 for each additional number in the same job.

  • Preview every conversation free — pay only to download
  • One court-ready PDF per number, plus an extraction summary
  • SHA-256 hashing of the source and every report
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Legal Matter AI

An analysis costs what it costs to run, so your firm buys credits and each run draws down what it actually used.

$1.45$2.04for a typical matter analysis

Starter

$25.00

2.5M credits

~1217 analyses

Practice

$100.00

11M credits

+10% free

~5375 analyses

Firm

$400.00

50M credits

+25% free

~245344 analyses

You see an estimated range and your balance before every analysis, and you approve it. Whatever the run does not use goes straight back to your balance. Credits carry forward month to month and never expire.

How it is priced

Derived from the same estimator that quotes your run, for a 10-document, 50-page matter. The spread is real: an analysis the AI critic sends back for a second pass costs several times one it approves first time. A large matter with many more documents costs more again, which is why you are shown an estimated range and your balance before every analysis, and why anything the analysis does not use is returned to your balance immediately.

Why YourLegalAITools

Built for evidence, not just convenience — and specific about what each tool does with your data, because “secure” on its own means nothing.

Court-ready output

Reports carry a full chain-of-custody header and verifiable SHA-256 integrity hashes — built to support authentication, not just to look the part.

You decide how long data lives

Evidence extraction purges uploads and reports after 24 hours by design. Matter documents are different — they stay for the life of the matter, encrypted with your firm’s own key, and are deleted when you delete them. Each tool states its own retention on its page.

Isolated by construction

Each matter has its own private knowledge base. Another firm’s documents aren’t filtered out of your search results — they were never in the index being searched. Encrypted at rest and in transit, with short-lived download links.

How file integrity works

The plain-English version of the technology that makes our reports defensible.

Q. What is an “integrity fingerprint” (SHA-256)?

It’s a unique code calculated from a file — like a digital fingerprint. The same file always produces the same code, but if even one character changes, the code comes out completely different. We record this fingerprint so anyone can re-check it later and prove the file wasn’t altered.

Q. Why does that matter for evidence?

In court you often have to show that a backup or report is the real, unaltered one. Because the fingerprint changes the instant anything is edited, a matching fingerprint is strong, verifiable proof that the file is exactly the original — added, removed, or edited content would all show up.

Q. Can someone fake or reverse it?

No. SHA-256 is one-way — you can make a fingerprint from a file, but you can’t rebuild the file from the fingerprint, and it’s practically impossible to craft a different file with the same fingerprint. Think of it as a tamper-evident seal.

Q. Where do I see it?

Every source file and every generated report is fingerprinted. The codes appear on your downloads, inside each PDF’s chain-of-custody header, and in the extraction summary — so the proof travels with the evidence.

What actually happens to a matter

No black box. This is the whole pipeline, in order — every step is recorded, and the last one is a person.

  1. 1

    You open a matter and add documents

    Pleadings, contracts, depositions, correspondence, exports. Only the people you put on that matter can see them.

  2. 2

    Each document is processed into its own private index

    Text is extracted, split into passages, and indexed into a knowledge base that belongs to that matter alone — not a shared one with a filter on top.

  3. 3

    Specialist agents work the record

    A researcher pulls the relevant passages, then separate analysts examine the facts, the legal issues, and — importantly — what the record is missing.

  4. 4

    A critic argues with the result

    A dedicated critic checks the analysis for unsupported assertions and gaps, and sends it back for another pass until it holds up.

  5. 5

    The work stops and waits for an attorney

    Nothing is finalised automatically. The run pauses until someone with approval authority reviews it and signs off — or sends it back with instructions.

  6. 6

    You get a cited report and a record of the run

    Every assertion points back to the source passage it came from, and the audit trail shows who ran it, who approved it, and what it cost.

The AI can only search the matter you opened. It cannot widen that scope, ask for another matter, or reach another firm’s documents — the boundary is enforced outside the model, so no instruction to it can move it.

Set up your firm in a few minutes

Create your firm, invite your team, and run your first court-ready extraction today — no subscription, no sales call, and nothing charged until you run something.