Every filing,
provable.
A verifiable operating system for legal records, estates and assets. Matters, evidence, pleadings and proofs — each one anchored to a record that can be checked later, by anyone you choose to show it to.
One system. Four jobs.
Law, on the record.
Case law, rules and statutes the system is built against. Every entry links to its primary or official source and carries a fingerprint of the entry itself, so a citation in a draft can be checked against something fixed rather than taken on trust.
Holdings are short summaries in our words, not quotations. Read the source before relying on any of them.
Check it before
you file it.
Paste a draft. Every reporter citation is pulled out and matched against the library. Anything that does not match is flagged for a human to pull from the primary source — the step that was skipped in Mata v. Avianca.
Runs in your browser. Nothing you paste leaves the page.
Where it holds, and why.
Each regime is modelled with the law it rests on, the entities that fit, the forum that hears disputes, how a security interest is perfected, and the contracts written for it.
One contract per practice.
Written per legal domain, not one generic template — each mapped to the authority it operates under.
Seventeen modules. Eight domains.
Status is stated plainly — what is deployed, what is a pilot, and what is a reference implementation.
x402, four moves.
A program calls a paid endpoint, gets challenged, signs, and settles in USDC on Base — no invoice, no account manager.
The desk that runs itself.
Named agent endpoints provisioned on the domain, each scoped to one job in the matter lifecycle. Every one of them stops at a human approval before anything is filed, sent or paid.
Where our job stops.
Legal-X is the technology layer; the licensed party stays the licensed party.
Already running.
Live surfaces, not screenshots. Access is by invitation through Cloudflare Zero Trust.
A record you can hand to a stranger.
Legal-X is records and workflow infrastructure. It is not a law firm, does not provide legal advice, and does not decide what any court or counterparty will accept.
Tell us what
you’re protecting.
One form. A case identifier comes back immediately and the desk picks it up from there. Nothing here is an engagement or an offer of legal services.