Welcome to Judicio
Judicio is an AI workspace for legal work. Give it your documents and a question, and it gives you back an answer, a draft, a review or a chronology, with every claim cited to the source it came from.
These guides walk the product screen by screen and name every control you press. Nothing here is aspirational: if a button is described, it is on screen today.
The fastest first win
Ten minutes, one document, one finished piece of work: Your first project takes you from an empty account to a cited document review you can export.
If you are not signed in yet, start at Signing in and creating an account. There is no password. If you are already in and just want to find your way around, read Navigating the dashboard once and you will stop hunting.
The seven tools
Each has its own section, opening with a recording of the whole flow.
| Tool | What it is for |
|---|---|
| Research | Ask a legal question and get a cited answer, grounded in your documents and in law |
| Drafting | Produce a document from a brief, your files or a template, then revise it with the AI |
| Case Strategy | Map the grounds for your side, the arguments against, and the authorities behind each |
| Document Review | Run your own checks over a contract and get findings you can fix in place |
| Review Matrix | Ask the same questions of many documents and compare the answers in a grid |
| Timeline | Pull every date and deadline out of a set of documents into one chronology |
| Translation | Translate documents while keeping their layout, and read the result beside the source |
Lookup sits alongside them: search Indian court records and the companies register, and import what you find. It appears in your sidebar only where those records are available.
Where your work lives
| Section | What it covers |
|---|---|
| File Library | Uploading documents, what Judicio reads out of them, folders, and sharing |
| Projects | Grouping a matter's files, runs and people, with a history of who did what |
| Templates | Saving a set of checks, questions or date types and reusing it |
| Collaboration and sharing | Sharing a piece of work with a colleague, and working in it together |
Your account
| Section | What it covers |
|---|---|
| Settings | Your profile, security, preferences, and your organisation's settings |
| Account and billing | Plans, credits, invoices, seats and team management |
| Add-ins | Judicio inside Microsoft Word, Outlook and Gmail |
And Getting Started covers everything before the tools: signing in, setup, the home screen, notifications and support.
Every AI answer is cited. Open a citation, read the source at the page it came from, and check it. That is the point of the product.
Every AI run costs credits, and the estimate is always shown before you commit. Credits explained breaks the cost down tool by tool.
Getting help
The support assistant inside the app answers questions from these guides and can open a ticket when it cannot. See Getting help, or write to support@judicio.ai.