AI platform for in-house legal teams to draft, review, and analyze legal documents
Turn WhatsApp chats into dated, quote-checked PDF records
Stage
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Founded
2023
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AU
Pricing model
Freemium
Freemium
Pricing
Individual: $500/month; Team: pricing on request; Enterprise: custom pricing. Free 14-day trial available. Annual plans provide best value.
Dispute pack: €7 (your key messages, timeline and full chat); Court bundle: €17 (everything in Dispute pack plus chronology and family court bundle format)
Key features
Contract Intelligence for extracting key terms and risks
Easy Prompt to convert simple requests into advanced legal prompts
Exact Quote for verifiable citations with clickable sources
Playbooks to apply consistent legal standards across contract reviews
Automations for scheduling recurring legal tasks
Microsoft Word Add-in for drafting and redlining documents
Agent Connectors integrating 20+ business applications
Legal Research with 14M+ US court opinions and international case law
Skill Library for side-by-side document review with citations
Files management for team document library and shared access
Three document types: selected messages, chronology and complete record
All processing on your device - no upload required
Works with WhatsApp, Telegram, iMessage, SMS and Messenger
Supports multiple date formats and both iPhone and Android exports
Family court bundle format following Practice Direction 27A
Free pack checker for recipients to verify PDFs haven't been changed
What makes it different
Purpose-built for in-house legal teams, not adapted from law firm or general-purpose tools
Built by three-time General Counsel with deep expertise in corporate legal practice
Outputs designed to be concise and business-focused for non-legal stakeholders
Enterprise-grade security with private data isolation and no training on confidential information
Quote-checked accuracy - every message verified word-for-word against your original file
Flexible for multiple use cases from refunds to family court