Is privileged research really kept off the cloud?
Yes, Trace can run 100% offline with a local AI model, so privileged research, contracts, and case law stay on your device with no exceptions, unless you explicitly choose a cloud provider.
AI Browser for legal teams
Research case law, contracts, and precedent without losing track of which clause came from where. Trace indexes every document and cites its source.
Contract review means opening the same statute, three precedent cases, and a client's prior agreement side by side, flagging a clause, and a week later trying to remember which document had the language you needed. Say an associate flags a force majeure clause that looks unusual: instead of re-opening every contract from that client to check, you ask "where have we discussed force majeure clauses for this client" and get the exact agreement and paragraph back, not a vague memory of "it was in one of the Q3 contracts."
- Full-text memory across contracts, statutes, and case law you've researched, searchable in plain English
- Cite Page skill generates a properly formatted legal citation from any source in one click
- Ask "which contracts mention an indemnification clause" and get the exact documents and passages, not a guess
- 100% offline option keeps privileged research on your device, never in the cloud, no exceptions
- Knowledge graph tracks how clauses, cases, and clients connect across every matter you've researched
Your questions, answered
Does Trace cite its sources, or just summarize?
Every answer traces back to the exact document and passage it came from via the Cite Page skill, not a paraphrase you have to verify separately.
Can it handle documents across multiple matters or clients without mixing them up?
The knowledge graph tracks how clauses, cases, and clients connect, so you can ask about one matter specifically, e.g. "which contracts for [client] mention indemnification," without cross-contamination.