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Show HN: An AI Powered Legal Assistant
Hi HN,
I’ve been building Lexence with a small team - it’s an AI-powered legal assistant designed to help people understand, draft, and explore legal content faster.
You can ask legal questions, get clauses drafted, explain legal jargon, or paste full contracts for a breakdown. We’ve trained it using multiple data sources and kept the interface simple for anyone to use - not just lawyers.
It’s free to try right now. We’d love feedback on the product, the UX, and what you think we could improve.
Try it here: https://www.lexence.tech/?ref=HackerNews https://www.lexence.tech/?ref=HackerNews
We’re around and would love to hear your thoughts
- treetalker 2y agoYALLMLA (yet another LLM legal assistant). One of my first questions with these is usually this: Presuming it works as well as it claims, would we want it to? In each of my roles as a lawyer, law-practice owner, litigant, and citizen, my answer is no.
- DavidMercerr 2y agoCompletely fair and valid perspective. However we're not trying to replace lawyers, courts, or the practice of law. What we are building is a tool for accessibility and understanding, especially for people who can’t afford legal help, or don’t even know where to start. Students. Small business owners. Tenants. Freelancers. The idea isn't to automate judgment - it’s to lower the barrier between confusion and clarity. We genuinely believe it does work as well as mentioned, did you get a chance to try it out? Thanks for the comment and your honest opinion!