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For individuals

Your whole case. One workspace.

Understand every document you receive. Draft your own demand letters and notices. Build a timeline from your files. Bring in your lawyer when the case calls for it — all in one place.

Why legal matters are hard to handle alone

Dense language

Legal documents use specialized language that is hard to interpret without help.

Time pressure

You usually need clarity now, before a deadline — not after booking a consultation.

Scattered paper trail

Emails, PDFs, photos and notes live in half a dozen systems. Nobody sees the whole picture.

Everything you can do with Attorly

More than just understanding a document — Attorly walks you through the whole case, from the first letter to the final response.

Understand documents

Upload a lease, termination notice, lawsuit or insurance policy. Get a plain-language summary, clause by clause, with risks and deadlines clearly flagged.

Draft your own documents

Produce demand letters, claim appeals, termination notices, lease agreements or settlement proposals from ready-made templates — or let AI build the draft from your case.

Build a timeline

Drop in emails, PDFs, and photos. Attorly extracts dates and events and places them chronologically on a single timeline.

Check the law yourself

Search Norwegian, EU, UK and US law with cited answers. Find out what actually applies before you make a decision.

Keep everything in one place

Files, conversations and drafts in an encrypted data room. Search across documents, tag what matters, have everything ready when you need it.

Share with your lawyer

Invite your lawyer when the case calls for it. They see the same timeline and the same documents — you keep control and revoke access with one click.

Timeline

A chronology that builds itself

Cases unfold over months, across emails, calls and paperwork. Attorly pulls all of it onto one timeline you can edit, search and share — automatically, from your own files.

Try it — build a case from files in 60 seconds

Click a file. Events land on the timeline automatically. Edit, add, or remove anything you want.

Sample files

This is a mini version. In the app you collect documents, emails, and photos in the same workspace — and share it with your lawyer whenever you want.

Timeline

Timeline is empty. Click a file on the left to start.
  • Extracted automatically from every upload
  • Fully editable — merge, delete, add events from memory
  • Search by name, date or source document in one click
  • Export to PDF or hand off to a new lawyer in five minutes
The editor

Write like the pros, without the compromises

Built for legal documents, not blog posts. AI helps you when you're stuck, your lawyer can work in the same draft, and fields replace blank lines.

demand-deposit-return.docx
BIU|H1H2|AI
Subject
Demand for return of security deposit
Dear Maria Hansen,
It has now been 12 500 krsince the deposit of 47 daysshould have been returned after move-out.
AI suggestion — Improve
It has been 47 days without the deposit being returned following move-out from the apartment at Storgata 12.
AcceptReject
Saved 14:02You + Eva (lawyer)
  • AI that actually understands

    Select a sentence, click Improve / Simplify / Formal. AI streams the suggestion right below — accept or reject. No side panel, no 'regenerate from scratch'.

  • Bubble menu + right-click

    Select text and the menu pops up where you're working. Right-click gives wider options — insert a clause from your library, copy as plain text, mark as defined term.

  • Fields, not blank lines

    Templates have proper fields for names, amounts and dates. Required fields can't be forgotten. You never click 'in the wrong place' in the document.

  • Real-time collaboration with your lawyer

    Invite your lawyer into the document. They see your cursor, you see theirs. Threaded comments, audit trail on every change, revoke access with one click.

Understand before you sign. Draft before you wait.

Start your trial and build your first timeline in under ten minutes.

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