Upload PDF, DOCX, UDF and even scanned documents. The system extracts the text (with OCR for scanned files), analyzes the content and answers your questions based on the document.
A powerful reading engine that allows you to read hundreds of pages of case files, expert reports, or long contracts in seconds.
When you upload documents in PDF, DOCX, or UDF formats to the system, the AI takes them into its memory (RAG - Retrieval-Augmented Generation). It even reads text from photographed or scanned documents using OCR technology.
After the document is uploaded, you can ask questions like "What are the termination conditions in this contract?", "List the findings against my client in the expert report bullet by bullet," or "What are the contradictions in the opposing party's response petition?"
Identifying critical points of objection in a 50-page technical expert report in seconds.
Having the claims in the opposing party's long response petition summarized and searching for precedents to refute those claims on the same screen.
Uploading photos of physical paperwork from years ago to make the text inside them digital and searchable.
PDF, DOCX, DOC, TXT and UYAP UDF support.
Text extraction even from scanned (image) documents.
Answers your questions based on the file you uploaded.
Documents are indexed and reused in later questions.
Saves hours in the document reading and summarization process.
Catches minor details and date contradictions that human eyes might miss in seconds.
Works seamlessly with both UYAP (UDF) and office files (Word, PDF).
Doesn't just summarize; it suggests new legal strategies related to the document content.
Yes, thanks to our integrated OCR (Optical Character Recognition) system, it converts text in scanned documents or photos into text with high accuracy and analyzes it.
Currently, our per-file upload limit is reasonable, and you can upload a file of thousands of pages at once.
Never. All documents you upload are private to your account, end-to-end encrypted, and absolutely never used in AI general model training.