One justice platform. Four roles. Better outcomes.
Lex Works connects citizens, lawyers, government and judges in a single AI-powered workspace — drafting documents, researching precedent, streamlining e-governance, and supporting better-informed judgements. Built Maldives-first.
The platform
A unified workspace for the whole legal system.
AI legal intelligence
Drafting, research, summarisation and reasoning support, tuned to each role and jurisdiction.
Confidential by design
Row-level isolation, encrypted at rest. Your matters never train shared models.
Maldives first, blue ocean ready
Native Dhivehi support. Optimised for the Maldives, then Sri Lanka, India and adjacent common-law systems.
Built for every role
A workspace tuned to who you are.
Pick your role at signup. Lex Works tailors its tools, prompts and citations to your work.
For Citizen
Understand your rights. Draft documents in plain language.
- Free: 10 AI messages/month, 1 saved draft
- Plus: unlimited drafting (complaints, notices, affidavits)
- Plain-language explainers in Dhivehi & English
For Lawyer
Research case law. Interpret judgements. Build arguments faster.
- Case law and statute research
- Judgement summarisation & ratio extraction
- Argument and counter-argument builder
For Government
Streamline e-governance. Draft policy. Respond to citizens at scale.
- Policy drafting & impact analysis
- Plain-language citizen notices
- RTI / FOI response drafting
For Judge
References, precedent, and reasoning support for better-informed judgements.
- Precedent cross-referencing
- Conflict-of-authority detection
- Reasoning structure & issue framing
Draft complaints, notices, affidavits, RTI requests and contracts. Get plain-language explanations of laws that affect you.
Search precedent, summarise judgements, extract ratio decidendi, build arguments and counter-arguments, and draft pleadings.
Draft policy memos, simplify regulations for citizens, triage and respond to RTI/right-to-information queries, and run impact analyses.
Cross-reference precedent, surface conflicting authorities, build reasoning structures, and check internal consistency of draft judgements.