A local computer-use agent for law firms, from Eigenwelt Labs. Point it at a folder of documents and ask in plain English — it reads, drafts, and redlines them on your own machine, using the model you connect. Everything stays owned by the firm.

macOS (Apple Silicon) · macOS (Intel) · Windows · Linux x64 · Linux arm64

• Review & redline contracts as tracked changes, right in Word.
• Tabular review — extract terms across many documents into a sourced grid.
• Draft briefs, memos, contracts, and engagement letters.
• Bring your own model — AWS Bedrock, Azure OpenAI, or any provider. Your data is only ever shared with the model you choose.
• Free models included — Eigenwelt provides free models to try LegalWork, no login required. Free-tier usage data is logged, so don't use them with privileged, client, or matter data — testing only — see TERMS.md.
• Runs on this machine by default; connect a remote worker only when you want to.
• Extend it with skills, plugins, and MCP connectors, managed in Settings → Extensions and shared across every workspace.

Official builds can send anonymous usage statistics — event names, counts, and durations, never your documents, prompts, or matter content — to our EU-hosted PostHog so we can improve the app. Events carry a random per-launch id (nothing is stored on your device) and location no finer than city. The option is shown on the welcome screen at first launch and can be turned off anytime in Settings → Privacy. Development builds (pnpm dev) send nothing. Details: TERMS.md and the privacy policy.

Requirements: Node.js + pnpm@10.27.0, Bun 1.3.9+, the Rust toolchain (Tauri), and the opencode CLI on PATH. macOS needs Xcode Command Line Tools; Linux needs the WebKitGTK 4.1 dev packages.

pnpm install
pnpm dev        # desktop app (isolated dev engine state)
pnpm dev:ui     # web UI only

Checks: pnpm typecheck · pnpm build · pnpm test:e2e.

Read AGENTS.md first. Run pnpm install, then verify with pnpm typecheck and pnpm test:e2e before opening a PR.

MIT — see LICENSE.