Evidence
What the record establishes.
Version Pro
LIA is Legal Intel AI. A governed reasoning desk for legal and forensic work. Not a chatbot for brainstorming.
LIA Pro is used on litigation, forensic and wrongful-justice files where the record has to be separated from the theory.
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Guest tease: 150 credits.
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Windows: Chrome menu → Cast, save, and share → Install LIA.
Two ways in: a conversation, when you are testing an idea, or a matter, when you are building a file. Evidence, inference, and gap stay on different lines. Human judgment remains the authority.
What the record establishes.
What may reasonably be drawn from it.
What the record does not establish, or what material is absent.
Governed work on the file. Stop when you need the room. Show working for the reconstruction, the counter-reading, and what the conclusion depends on.
A conversation is for testing an idea. A matter is for building a file. Same desk. Different posture.
Drop the brief, or pull from Google Drive or Dropbox. Classified on the ledger — evidence, inference, gap. Files on a matter stay on that matter.
Counsel running a matter. Ask what the brief will actually bear — not what the preferred theory needs it to bear.
Reports, imaging, pathology, scene. Presence is not identity. A finding is not a cause. The classification stays visible.
Where a case has already gone wrong. Pinpoint the overclaim, the missing hour, the inference dressed as fact.
Onboarding
The essentials of navigating LIA, organising a matter, and working with the record. Watch only what you need, then start with your own file.
No course. No certification. No setup programme.
01 · Your desk
02 · Your first Ask
03 · Organising the record
04 · Conversations and matters
05 · Reading the ledger
06 · Seats and the tank
Open a matter. Put the record in front of LIA. See what it supports.
No card required.
Demonstration · fictional file
A plausible reading is not the same as a finding the file will bear. Show working stays available. Human judgment remains the authority.
Question
Does this file establish that the accused authored the unsigned note found in the vehicle?
An unsigned handwritten note is on the file. The accused’s known signature appears on a tenancy form. Both documents use a similar looping capital G.
The note could have been written by the same hand as the tenancy form.
There is no handwriting comparison on this file. The note is unsigned. No witness on the file saw it being written.
Record
Common authorship is a plausible reading. It is not established on the material provided.
Open Show working for the reconstruction, the counter-reading, and what this conclusion depends on.
Human judgment remains the authority.
Security
We would rather say what is true than borrow a badge we do not have. Hosted on Vercel. Accounts and billing in Neon. Better Auth. Reviews run through our xAI (Grok) API account. Deep Review runs a two-pass through our xAI and OpenAI accounts for validation and arbitration. Google Drive and Dropbox tokens are stored server-side and scoped to the signed-in user. They are not shared across accounts. Files on a matter stay on that matter. We do not sell your files. We do not claim SOC 2, ISO, or HIPAA.
Seats
The seat is the desk. Packs are extra usage. Guest tease: 150 credits. Choose a seat when you need more. Full desk on every seat. Included credits reset each month.
100 credits = $1 of model use. Usage is supplier cost plus 40%. Burn included first, then packs. Ask uses one pass; Deep Review uses two workings and therefore more credits.
$29 / month
Full desk. Individual matter work.
1,500 credits / month
$79 / month
The same instrument. Active matter work.
5,000 credits / month
$249 / month
Built for larger matters and heavier working sets.
15,000 credits / month
Packs
Extra usage. Packs do not expire.
$10
1,000 credits
$30
3,000 credits
$70
7,000 credits
$150
15,000 credits
Notes from the desk
“LIA has become an important part of my work life and has substantially improved my productivity. It provides quick access to relevant information, helps navigate complex legislative and governance matters, and has been particularly valuable in preparing professional, well-structured documents.”
“Within a remarkably short time, LIA identified numerous legal and procedural irregularities that had previously gone unnoticed. The clarity and precision of her analysis significantly strengthened my position.”
Start with 150 credits. No card required.
Human judgment remains the authority.