For law firms
The matter stays open for years. The memory doesn't.
Legal work is long, correspondence-driven, and much of what matters lives in one person's head and one physical file.
- A submission drafted two years ago cannot be found
- The client asks “did you send that letter?” and there is no certain answer
- The colleague who knew the matter has left the firm
- Documents are scanned but not searchable
The status quo
You will probably recognise these
- A submission drafted two years ago cannot be found
- The client asks “did you send that letter?” and there is no certain answer
- The colleague who knew the matter has left the firm
- Documents are scanned but not searchable
- A long-standing client has gone years without contact
- Every matter's history has to be reconstructed from memory
The first week
Three moves
Import the matters
One record per matter, one contact per client. History sticks to the matter, not to the lawyer running it.
Upload the documents
Persian scans are read and indexed, so “which contract had that clause” becomes a question with an answer.
One line after each meeting and each letter
That single line is what makes the difference two years later.
Capabilities
What legal work needs
Reading scanned Persian documents
Contracts, judgments, official correspondence — Persian numerals and stamps over text included.
Answers cited to the source page
Every answer shows the page and line of the document. In legal work an uncited answer is worthless.
Runs on your own servers
If client confidentiality rules out the cloud, everything stays inside your own network.
Pulse on quiet matters
A matter nobody has worked on for a long time comes back on its own.
Law firm questions
What about client confidentiality?
Self-hosting is a first-class option: the licence verifies offline, nothing phones home, and the language model can sit inside your own network. Hosted, the AI usage ledger shows what was ever sent to a model.Does it do case management and court deadlines?
No. Hearing calendars, docketing and judicial systems are not covered. This is relationship and document memory, not litigation management software.Does it do hourly billing?
No. If you bill by the hour, you will do that somewhere else.
Bring your hardest engagement to the demo
We will walk your own workflow, not a scripted one — and tell you plainly where the platform does not fit yet.