One workspace. Three ways to own it.
Legal Workspace
Run the matter. Names are sealed in your browser before any model sees one, so you can finally put real client work through an AI without hoping nobody notices.
Intake to payment, in one place See what is inside →Legal SDK
Put your own product in front of it. The same sealing underneath, so a client identity never exists in plaintext on your servers either. You are not rebuilding the confidential part.
Your platform, built faster Build on it →Legal Marketplace
Sell the work instead of the hours. Companies come here for firms that already run on AI, and you keep everything they pay you.
0% commission, you are merchant of record Sell through it →The Provider shall deliver services within 30 calendar days of execution...
Liability is limited to fees paid in the preceding 12 months.
Governing law: State of Delaware, USA.
Smith & Partners
Law Firm
LegalTech Corp
Compliance
Clear the backlog without hiring
Intake, drafting, signature and invoicing in one place. Work that moved between four tools and three people moves in one.
Use AI on real client work
Identities never leave the browser, so the agent works on the actual matter instead of a redacted summary of it.
Keep the client, the money and the know-how
You stay merchant of record at 0% commission, your playbooks are never handed to a model, and switching agent moves none of it.
Running in days, not a build project
Published prices, free to try, no card and no call. Or let us set it up for you.
Connect your agent. It runs your cases, never your clients' identities.
Your agent runs the whole matter and only ever sees labels like [Party 1]. Real names are encrypted in your browser and documents are de-identified there, before anything leaves your device. Connect any MCP client over OAuth, with no key to paste. Relex is the platform that makes an agent rigorous and safe for legal work.
Your work, as a living model.
“Context” is an informal way to hand an AI information; an ontology is a formal one. Relex maps each matter as a formal structure: parties, issues, claims, statutes, obligations and the links between them.
Eleven things a practice runs on. Most tools do one of them.
This is what a legal department or a firm actually does, end to end. Buy it as four subscriptions that do not talk to each other, or run all of it in one place with the agent you already pay for.
Data collection
Data source channels
Know-how
Legal research
Ontology
Matters
Agreements
Intake
E-signature
Invoice
Payments
Every row is running today. None of it is a roadmap item.
The questions that actually decide it
Can I put a real client matter through this?
Yes, and that is the whole point. The client’s name, ID and contact details are sealed on your device under a password we never receive, so the model works on [Party 1] and we cannot decrypt your clients ourselves. Your duty of confidentiality does not transfer to a vendor, so the sensible thing is not to be careful, it is to make carelessness impossible.
What stops it inventing a law?
A gate that runs after the draft and before you see it. Every article reference is checked against statute text we actually retrieved; if the text is not there, the citation does not ship. It is a rule, not a model judging itself.
Who is accountable for the output?
You are, as you always were. What we do is split the checking honestly: whatever a rule can decide, a rule decides every time, and whatever it cannot goes to a licensed professional who signs a specific version of the document. Anyone telling you they automated that line away is selling you something.
Do I have to use your AI?
No. Bring the Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini or Grok subscription you already pay for, or use the built-in agent. They all reach the same endpoint, so changing your mind later moves nothing.
Is my firm’s know-how training your models?
No. It sits in an index only your tenant can query. No model gets a copy, and nothing is used for training. An agent can search it; it never receives the library.
You are new. Why would I trust you?
Do not trust us, check us. The pricing is on the page with no call to book. The sealing scheme is published with test vectors you can run. Competitor claims on our comparison pages are quoted from their own sites. We would rather be verifiable than reassuring.
Who is this actually for?
Solo, small and mid-size firms, in-house legal teams, and anyone building a legal platform on top of it. If you need an enterprise procurement cycle before you can try software, we are probably the wrong shape for you.
Will it try to take over my clients?
The opposite. You are the merchant of record, you keep 100% of what you charge, and we never hold your client’s money. We automate the work around the law and leave the law to you.
What does the Marketplace cost?
A flat $99 a month with 0% commission on what your clients pay you, and a full year free from the day you go live. Unlimited client invitations and unlimited e-signatures.
How do I start?
Create a workspace at relex.legal in one click, no card. Set a PII password, add your know-how, and run a real matter. To use your own agent, connect it over OAuth; there is no key to paste.