A legal AI assistant that waits for approval.

Clara searches recordings, drafts and rewrites content, and reviews documents wherever you work, with your approval on every change.

Clara drafting a lease report beside an editable document on the firm's letterhead

The approval
gap.

Most AI changes the file before you see it. Silent overwrites break trust in fee-earner work.

Generic assistants can hide the diff behind a rewrite.

Context is scattered across notes, recordings, and files.

Review happens after the damage is already done.

How Clara works

Ask in context, get a proposed change, and accept or reject on an approval card. Nothing updates until you decide.

Clara drafting a lease report beside an editable document on the firm's letterhead

Ask in context

Search recordings, summarise files, or request a rewrite where you already work.

Review the proposal

Clara shows every change on an approval card for an explicit decision.

Accept or reject

You decide. Accepted changes land in the document; rejected ones stay out.

What it reads, proposes,
and waits for.

What it reads

The workspace context behind every request.

Recordings & transcripts
Notes & documents
Matter context
Table extracts

What it proposes

Edits you can inspect before they apply.

Rewrites & summaries
Redlines & playbook checks
Cited answers

What it waits for

Your decision on every AI change.

Approval card accept
Reject and preserve original

Clara works inside the legal workspace rather than in a disconnected chat. It can use the matter context you permit, propose a draft or review, and wait for a fee-earner to accept or reject the change.

Matter-aware search and drafting

Ask across permitted recordings, transcripts, notes, documents, and Table extracts. Use the answer to prepare a client letter, summary, or next draft in the same workflow.

Approval-gated edits

Every proposed rewrite appears on an approval card with a visible decision. The original note or contract stays intact until a reviewer accepts the change.

Contract review and redlines

Review documents against a playbook, inspect cited findings, and propose redlines. Lawyers retain responsibility for the conclusion and for every change applied to client work.

Ask Clara.
Approve every change.

Rewrite, summarise, and redline with approval gates. Nothing updates until you accept it.

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