Walkthroughs

See LexPilot in action — end to end.

Four short, narrated walkthroughs — research a matter, build the arguments, draft the document, and review a contract — the way you'd actually work. Real judgments, verifiable citations, nothing invented.

Research · ~3 min

AI Legal Research — find on-point judgments in minutes

Describe your matter in plain facts and get a grounded answer — with the real Supreme Court & High Court judgments it relied on, each verifiable, none invented.

  • ✓ Ask in plain language — no keyword guessing
  • ✓ A grounded answer with the exact precedents behind it
  • ✓ Read any case's AI summary + the citation graph
  • ✓ Open the verbatim, certified court order
  • ✓ Save authorities to carry into your draft
Drafting · ~6 min

Draft a court-ready bail petition in one click

From a plain-language brief to a filed-ready paper-book — court-ready format, grounded in real precedent, with nothing invented and the advocate in control the whole way.

  • ✓ Describe the case; attach your F.I.R., custody certificate & the impugned order
  • ✓ It reads the papers and captures the key facts on its own
  • ✓ Add your saved authorities — or search and add a fresh one
  • ✓ Generates the full paper-book in proper court format
  • ✓ Refine any passage with AI, or edit it by hand
  • ✓ Verify every cited case, then export to Word or PDF
Review · ~3 min

Review a contract in one drop — a plain-English risk report

Drop in a contract, a notice, or the other side's pleading and get a plain-English risk report — what's dangerous, who it favours, and what to negotiate. No checklist, no questions.

  • ✓ Drop any document — a PDF, a Word file, even a scan
  • ✓ It works out what it is and reads it clause by clause
  • ✓ A plain-English verdict and a serious-vs-minor tally
  • ✓ The risks that matter, and exactly what to ask for
  • ✓ Who the document favours — party by party
  • ✓ Ask a follow-up, then download the report as a PDF
Arguments · ~2 min

Build arguments — for, against, and how to meet each

Describe your case — or open any draft — and get the arguments for your side, what the other side will argue with a reply to each, and the facts you'd still need to establish. Every point backed by a real judgment you can open.

  • ✓ Two research tools: Find case law, and Build arguments
  • ✓ Position, forum and relief confirmed from your facts
  • ✓ Your arguments, strongest first — each pinned to a real judgment
  • ✓ What the other side will argue, and how to meet it
  • ✓ The Arguments tab inside every draft — built from its facts and papers
  • ✓ Save an authority to the case, or cite it at your cursor

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