The complete legal AI workspace - research, drafting, workflows, and oversight, all in one place.Irys is a unified AI workspace for legal work. Draft with tracked changes, research 50M+ citations with verification, compare documents, and manage matters in one place. SOC 2 Type II, zero training on your data. Free trial, no credit card
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I spent years in BigLaw litigation and then as outside GC for a bank, where my job included evaluating every legal tech vendor that came through procurement. The demos were always impressive. Then the software would confabulate a citation, collapse on a jurisdiction question, or produce something I could not trace back to a source. Not once, repeatedly. The problem was never the models. It was the architecture around them.
So we built Irys. It is one workspace where drafting, research, document comparison, and matter management all read from the same matter context. Upload a file once and every module knows about it. Drafts come back as tracked changes you accept or reject, nothing commits without your review. Research runs against real federal and state case law, and every citation gets verified before you see it. That last part is not a feature to us. After watching lawyers get sanctioned for filed hallucinations, we think it is the only defensible way to build this.
What it does not do: it will not replace your judgment, and it is not a litigation strategy engine. It handles the drafting, research, and review work that eats your evenings, and it shows its work so you can supervise it the way the bar requires.
300+ legal teams use it today. Teams on Irys bill 1.2 more hours per attorney, per day. SOC 2 Type II, and we never train on your data.
There is a 14-day free trial, full platform, no credit card. I will be here all day, ask me anything, including the uncomfortable questions about legal AI. I have probably asked them myself from the other side of the procurement table.
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honestly the cite verification is a huge plus, but it would be great if you could export a brief or memo with those citations already formatted in bluebook or another citation style. saves a ton of cleanup time at the end
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A native mobile app would be huge for reviewing drafts and redlines on the go.
honestly the cite verification is a huge plus, but it would be great if you could export a brief or memo with those citations already formatted in bluebook or another citation style. saves a ton of cleanup time at the end
A native mobile app would be huge for reviewing drafts and redlines on the go.