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Legal Systems
Clause review, document intelligence, and workflow tooling designed for practical legal use instead of generic demos.
Personal platform in build
A modern personal web app for legal tooling, security thinking, and applied AI work.
A personal web platform for shipping practical tools across legal work, security architecture, document intelligence, and applied AI.
Operating model
Public homepage for profile, services, and contact.
Private tool workspace under /tools for personal use and later invite-only access.
Shared design system and data model so new tools feel like one platform instead of separate side projects.
Why this site exists
One platform
The goal is to keep profile, writing, tools, and experiments under one coherent domain instead of scattering them across standalone apps.
Practical outputs
Each tool should solve a concrete task: review a clause, analyse a document, organise knowledge, or accelerate legal and technical work.
Private by design
The tools area is a gated workspace, restricted to a single admin account rather than open signup.
Built to extend
New modules can be added under the same platform as your legal and AI work expands.
Services and focus
The platform will present your work through three clear lanes.
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Security Architecture
Identity, access, governance, and review utilities influenced by SAP and enterprise access-control experience.
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Applied AI
Focused AI workflows that assist real decisions, using retrieval, structured outputs, and automation instead of novelty features.
Initial tools
The first three products are already mapped.
Build stack
A deployment model that stays simple now and scales later.
Next.js for the public site and private tool surfaces.
Supabase for authentication, Postgres, and document storage.
Railway for Python services, background jobs, and heavier AI processing.
Vercel for frontend deployment and preview environments.
GitHub for source control, reviews, and CI-driven delivery.
Current build direction
Now
Public site, tool information architecture, and clean routing.
Next
A dedicated auth service, database schema, uploads, and storage-backed private tool access.
Then
Railway-hosted AI services for parsing, retrieval, and legal document workflows.
Finally
Private automations, saved analyses, and domain-connected operational tooling.
Contact
Public contact routes can be connected after the domain launch.
This first version keeps the structure in place while avoiding placeholder contact details that may change. The final launch can route email through your domain and connect a simple intake form.