AI Law Framework

AI Law Framework is the iPhone, iPad and Mac app for ailawframework.com. It uses the same account as the website. The public catalogue can be read without an account. Look up a legal task and see how AI may be used, who drafts, and what the lawyer must review. The tier is shown first: Green, lawyer review; Yellow, close supervision; Red, lawyer-led; or Manual, with no AI. A claim shows its source. Decide takes one task and one tool, and a court or tribunal where there is one. The result names who drafts, who checks and who approves. Quick check is a provisional answer on a single screen. A suggestion is a starting point. It is not a decision that a tool may be used. The software catalogue lists tools with the sources published on the site. Precedents are in the same tab. Court and regulator AI rules, practice guidance, a glossary, guides and news are in the library. A note can cover an Australian state or territory, and New Zealand, the United States or the United Kingdom where that note is published. Signed in, you can keep work records, decision files and matter plans, and share a record. A firm workspace holds that firm's policies, precedents and know-how for the people in the firm. You can turn on a sign-in code. You can delete the account in the app. Ask a question in plain English. Where Apple Intelligence is available, the short answer is written on the device from the records the app retrieved, with the tier and the sources. Otherwise the app shows search results. Siri and Shortcuts can ask a question, open a task, or check a tool against a task. The library is kept on the device so it can open offline, and the screen says when it was last updated. The notes are research for a firm. They do not approve a tool or a piece of work. They are not legal advice. Read the source before you rely on it.