Legal work, less scattered.
Jolly keeps the documents, questions, edits, and extraction tables for each matter moving together — so your team can reason from the record, not from memory.
Built In The Open
We are early, so we will not pretend otherwise. Jolly is being built in public for lawyers who want AI that keeps the file, the answer, and the edit connected.
The first version focuses on the unglamorous work that matters: upload documents, ask grounded questions, compare terms, generate review tables, and produce DOCX changes a lawyer can inspect.
The Platform
A matter room that can actually read.
Jolly gives your legal team one place to ask, compare, draft, extract, and decide — with the underlying files close enough to check.
Assistant
Ask questions across the matter record, cite the files behind the answer, and turn useful responses into tracked edits.
Projects
Keep uploads, chats, folders, generated versions, and collaborators tied to the same matter instead of scattered across tabs.
Tabular Reviews
Turn clause hunts into review grids. Every cell stays connected to the source document so lawyers can verify quickly.
Workflows
Save the way your team thinks: playbook checks, diligence routines, drafting patterns, and repeatable review steps.
“The best legal AI should feel less like a chatbot and more like a careful colleague who knows where the documents are, what changed, and what still needs a lawyer’s judgment.”
Available Today
Useful now, honest about what comes next.
Security
Built for cautious legal teams.
Jolly does not claim enterprise certifications yet. The first security promise is simpler: keep keys on the server, keep files behind authenticated flows, and make edits reviewable before they become work product.
Authenticated access
Product routes require a signed-in user, and backend checks keep project and chat access scoped to the right people.
Bring your own keys
Use the platform key for free turns, or plug in Anthropic, Google, and Groq keys that bill directly to your account.
Private file delivery
Downloads use server-issued tokens instead of public file links, so document access stays mediated by the backend.
Tracked changes, always
Edits are written as DOCX revisions you can review, accept, or reject — preserving full provenance.
Bring the matter into focus.
Try Jolly with five hosted turns, then connect your own API keys when you are ready to scale the work.