Lexi

Lexi is a complete operating system for legal work. Legal teams use it to draft, review, research, organize matter knowledge, and track every case in one place, while lawyers stay focused on professional judgment, strategy, counsel, and advocacy for clients. It transforms scattered documents, from emails to PDFs to hearing transcripts, into organized, searchable case files, analyzing thousands of documents to extract key information with reliable accuracy.

Lexi generates polished first drafts of pleadings, contracts, and letters in your firm's own voice, learning writing style and standards to reduce the editing needed afterward, and reviews agreements against a firm's playbooks, automatically flagging risky clauses while learning from past reviews to keep improving. It was built for legal teams that need work to move fast without losing control over it.

Lexi was founded by Harshit Garg, an engineer-turned-lawyer who led major technical and compliance projects for Fortune 500 companies, and Kiran Mohan, who built high-frequency trading systems processing over $500 billion in monthly notional volume. Lexi has processed more than 135,000 documents across 7,000-plus cases to date, and the company says it saves lawyers more than 10 hours of manual work every week.