What is LexCore?
A legal AI platform built for Nigerian practice, where no AI finding is trusted until it is tied to the exact words of your document.
LexCore is a legal AI platform for contract review, redlining, comparison, clause extraction, drafting, and legal research grounded in authority. We built it for Nigerian practice first, and it works with the tools legal teams already use: Word, Outlook, Teams, Slack and Google Workspace.
The design principle is verification first. AI output is not trusted by default. Every finding has to be grounded in your source text, argued over by a panel of specialist agents, aggregated in a way that resists 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. That is why Human Gates and a configurable Review Level keep you in control. See CitationGate and Review Level.
Who it's for
- Law firms. Faster contract review and redlining you can defend, with a full audit trail.
- In-house legal and legal ops. Intake, review, matter management, and board and governance tooling.
- Sovereign and regulated deployments. Organisations that need AI that never sends confidential documents to a third party.
Related documentation
How LexCore works: the review pipeline
Upload, parse, multi-agent debate, CitationGate, supervision, output. What happens between dropping in a file and reading a verified finding.
CitationGate: grounding every finding
A finding with no verifiable quote is rejected, and a quote that doesn't match the source is dropped. This is what makes LexCore's output traceable.
Deployment modes: cloud, sovereign and hybrid
Same code, different data boundary. You choose where AI runs, per tenant and per matter.