AI for lawyers: drafting, summarizing and research, in one private workspace, never used for training.
Every leading model for the firm, a workspace per matter, agents in the firm's drafting style, and one clear answer to the question every client asks: your matters are never used to train a model.
- A workspace per matter
- Never trains a model
- One invoice for the firm
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The firm problem
The firm cannot say which AI tools hold its matters
Associates use consumer AI on personal accounts because the firm has not provided one. The partner who asks what happens to the pasted contract gets five answers, none of them from the firm.
Today
With Magai
Shadow AI on personal accounts
The tools are useful, so people use them. Without a firm account, matter material goes to products whose defaults are not the firm's.
A firm account with every model
One plan, one invoice, seats for the people who need them, and every leading model inside it. The personal accounts stop.
Matters mixed in one chat list
One client's contract next to another's dispute, in a list that belongs to one person.
A workspace per matter
Documents, context and conversations for one matter in one place, visible to the people staffed on it. Close it when the matter closes.
One vendor's model for every task
A long document wants one model and a careful clause another. A single subscription forces one on both.
The right model for the task
Read the 200-page bundle on Gemini, draft the clause on Claude, write the client note on GPT, all in the matter's thread.
No answer for the client
"Is our material safe with your AI tools?" deserves a sentence. Today it gets a shrug.
The sentence for the client
Nothing written on the firm's account is used to train a model, and each matter is private to the people on it. True for every model at once.
On your work
A matter, on the right model each time
Every output is a draft for a lawyer to review. What changes is how long the first draft takes.
Gemini for long documents
Document review and summary
Long agreements and bundles read in full, clauses extracted, deviations from standard positions flagged.
Claude for careful drafting
Drafting and redlines
Clauses, letters and redline comments in the firm's house style, from an agent that knows it.
Perplexity for sources
Research memos
Issues framed, authorities found with sources, a memo structure to check and complete.
ChatGPT for clarity
Client communications
Plain-language explanations of a position, engagement letters and the update that was due yesterday.
DeepSeek for structure
Chronologies and bundles
A chronology from a folder of correspondence, with each entry pointing at its document.
Auto picks the model
Matter updates on a schedule
A weekly status draft per matter from its workspace, on Friday, for the supervising partner.
Agents
The agents a firm builds first
An agent is the firm's drafting style and standard positions written down once, then applied on any model by anyone staffed on the matter.
@House style
Defined terms, numbering, tone, the phrases the firm uses and the ones it does not.
@Standard positions
The firm's usual stance on caps, indemnities, termination and the rest, to flag deviations.
@Plain-language explainer
Turns a position into a paragraph a client can act on.
@Chronologist
Builds a dated chronology from correspondence, each entry with its source.
What the partners ask
"Where does the matter go, and who can see it?"
To the model provider, for that one reply. Never into a training set. Visible to the people on the matter and nobody else.
- Never used to train a modelNothing you write, upload or generate becomes training data, for any provider, on any plan.
- Private to the matter teamA workspace per matter, with membership the firm controls. A person not on the matter does not see it.
- A lawyer reviews every wordEverything is a draft. The tool changes how long the first draft takes, not who is responsible for it.
What people say after they switch
Unedited, from the review platforms.
A plan for a practice or a firm
A small practice starts on Standard. For a firm, enterprise sales has volume rates and an invoice procurement will recognize.
Standard
For individuals who are just getting started with AI tools.
$20/mo
- All Standard Models + Tools
- Unlimited Agents
- 100 Scheduled Task Runs
- Standard Customer Support
- Add Users $20/ea
Pro
For serious users who need more capacity for daily AI work.
$40/mo
- All Premium Models + Tools
- Unlimited Agents
- 1,000 Scheduled Task Runs
- Priority Customer Support
- Multi-account Integrations
- Add Users at Custom Rates
Ultra
For power users who need maximum monthly capacity.
$200/mo
- All Premium Models + Tools
- Unlimited Agents
- Unlimited Scheduled Task Runs
- Priority Customer Support
- Multi-account Integrations
- Add Users at Custom Rates
30-day 100% money-back guarantee on every plan. Costing it for a team? Use the calculator, or talk to enterprise above ten seats.
What law firms and legal teams ask first
Magai is also made for
The same workspace, written to a different desk.
- EnterpriseEvery model for the whole organization, on one invoice
- Marketing AgenciesA workspace per client, one bill for the team
- EducationEvery model for the campus, under your rules
- ChurchesSermons to socials, for one small bill
- ConsultantsYour method as an agent, a workspace per engagement
- CoachesNotes, follow-ups and programs in your voice
- HospitalityGuest replies and reviews, on time, in your voice
- Health ProfessionalsThe paperwork side of the practice, in one private workspace
- Social Media MarketersHooks, captions, images and clips in one thread
- Content CreatorsScripts to thumbnails, for one subscription
Give the firm an AI account it can answer for.
Every model, a workspace per matter, and one sentence for the client about where their material goes.