What is LexCore?
A Nigeria-first, verification-first legal AI platform where no AI finding is trusted until it is grounded in your document's exact words.
LexCore is a legal AI platform for contract review, redlining, comparison, clause extraction, drafting, and authority-grounded legal research — built first for Nigerian legal practice and interoperable with the global tools legal teams already use (Word, Outlook, Teams, Slack, Google Workspace).
Its defining property is verification-first: AI output is not trusted by default. Every finding must be grounded in your source text, debated by a panel of specialist agents, aggregated without sycophancy, and supervised by a lawyer to a depth you set. LexCore is not "a chat box over an LLM" — the verification architecture is the product.
The honest claim
LexCore reduces hallucination risk by rejecting any finding it cannot trace to your document. It does not claim to be error-free or to replace a lawyer's judgment — which is exactly why Human Gates and a configurable Review Level keep you in control. See CitationGate and Review Level.
Who it's for
- Law firms — faster, defensible contract review and redlining, with a full audit trail.
- In-house legal & legal ops — intake, review, matter management, and board/governance tooling.
- Sovereign and regulated deployments — organisations that need AI that never sends confidential documents to a third party.
Related technical documentation
How LexCore works: the review pipeline
Upload → parse → multi-agent debate → CitationGate → supervision → output. A walk through what happens between dropping a file and reading a verified finding.
CitationGate: grounding every finding
The trust core. A finding with no verifiable quote is rejected; a quote that doesn't match the source is dropped. This is why LexCore's output is traceable.
Deployment modes: cloud, sovereign & hybrid
Same code, different data boundary. Choose where AI runs by tenant and by matter.