Matter Analyst
Source-grounded answers
Summarise a bundle before a consultation. Ask what the correspondence says about a term. Every answer cites the matter, not the internet.
Private AI appliances
A small, dedicated machine in your office that reads your files and answers from them. The AI model runs on it. Nothing goes to the cloud.
Each cell is one office. Each pulse is one appliance, sealed and alive.
What a pulse is
Public AI tools are capable and cheap, and they are the one place a confidential file cannot go. So we move the AI to the documents instead of the documents to the AI.
What it looks like
Two moments from the demo, which runs on real public court documents. The first is the proof. The second is the trust.
Summarise this matter and tell me what the final judgment ordered.
The SEC alleged that Ripple’s XRP sales were unregistered securities offerings. After summary judgment split the sales into institutional and programmatic categories, the remedies phase concluded with a final judgment ordering a civil penalty of $125,035,150 and an injunction against further institutional sales in violation of the Securities Act.
final-judgment.pdfWhat amount did Champion Media agree to pay in the disability discrimination settlement?
The documents in this matter do not mention Champion Media or a disability discrimination settlement. I cannot answer that from the SEC v. Ripple record.
Transcribed from the demo, which runs on 136 public legal documents in ten matter bundles, including the real SEC v. Ripple judgments. Wording is representative; answers vary between runs.
The principle
Confidentiality as architecture, not policy.
A cloud tool asks you to trust a promise about what happens to your data somewhere else. An appliance removes the somewhere else. Your documents, your questions and the answers are processed on the machine in your office and are not sent to an external AI service — so what protects a matter is where the machine sits, not a policy you have to take on trust.
Available today
The law-firm appliance. Six assistants configured for legal work, each answering only from the matter in front of it, with matter separation enforced by design.
Matter Analyst
Summarise a bundle before a consultation. Ask what the correspondence says about a term. Every answer cites the matter, not the internet.
Intake & Extraction
Turns a new client’s documents into a table of parties, dates, obligations and risks. It is instructed to mark fields it cannot see as not visible rather than guess.
Chronology Builder
Dated event tables from correspondence and pleadings. Dates are taken from the record and it is instructed not to fill gaps with invented ones. Check every date against the source.
Contract & Clause Reviewer
Reads a lease or sale agreement clause by clause and raises conservative attorney-review questions instead of pronouncing on them.
Drafting Assistant
A first draft of a letter or memo from the matter’s facts, with what is missing listed before you notice it in a client meeting.
Source Reviewer
Give it a draft and a matter. It reports whether the sources actually support the conclusions and flags the sentences that outrun the record.
Three products, one appliance underneath
One core does the same work underneath every product: loading documents, reading scans, finding the passage that answers a question, citing it, keeping each matter apart, backing everything up and staying updated. A profession pack adds the vocabulary, the templates and the workflows on top.
Six legal assistants with enforced matter separation.
Law firms · conveyancing
Take an assertion, find the evidence behind it, and report whether the evidence actually supports it.
Auditing · tax practitioners · accounting · financial advisers · insurance brokers
For practices whose records carry special personal information under POPIA and whose reporting work is written rather than clinical.
Medical practices · mental health practitioners
Only MyriadPulse Legal is available to buy today. If you work in one of the others and the problem sounds familiar, tell us. That is how the next one gets chosen.
MyriadPulse Legal pricing
One monthly fee covers the software licence, support, updates, backups and monitoring, and the appliance itself until it is yours.
All prices exclude VAT. Six-month minimum, then month to month. 18 months at R7,500 or 12 months at R8,000 also available.
The first three firms to install MyriadPulse Legal pay R9,500 setup and R5,500 a month on the 24-month path, dropping to R3,500 once the appliance is theirs. That is R38,500 less over the first two years, and R1,500 less every month after. It does not expire when the offer closes.
Why “MyriadPulse”
Every appliance we install is a pulse: one machine, alive in one office, doing confidential work that used to be impossible to hand to AI.
Today there is one. The name is the ambition. We want a myriad of them, each sealed, none of them talking to a cloud, none of them talking to each other.
We are a small operation and we say so. What we can promise, we put in writing. What we cannot promise yet, we tell you before you sign.
ShivFounder, MyriadPulse
Fifteen minutes, on real public documents, with the matter separation shown rather than described.