The laws
The laws that reach an AI use case, cited to primary source. Laws that were checked and do not apply are recorded too.
The company
LegisGate is the Regulatory Platform for Enterprise AI.
LegisGate's principal asset is a structured, machine-readable body of regulatory intelligence and the engine that reads it. The platform demonstrates that intelligence. In it you manage your AI use case inventory, and for each AI use case (one tool used for one purpose) it shows the laws and obligations that apply, creates the assessments with the regulatory parts completed, and monitors changes in regulation. The platform is not the company itself.
Why we exist
The people responsible for this work know the law. LegisGate does the research.
We did not build a tool that explains the law to experts. We built the determination: the list of laws that apply to one AI use case in every jurisdiction it reaches, identified the same way every time and cited to the provision so that the expert can check each one against the source. The judgment that follows belongs to the expert.
For that reason, accuracy comes before completeness. An empty field costs a reader one lookup. A field filled with something plausible but wrong can cost credibility before a regulator, and the error may surface only after it has been relied on.
How it is built
Four layers, built in a fixed order.
Each layer rests on the one below it. A weakness in the lowest layer stays hidden in the upper layers until someone checks a citation.
Layer 01
Authoritative intelligence
Laws and regulations, their provisions, regulators and dates, verified to primary source. Every other layer reads from this one.
Layer 02
Determination engine
Your answers go in; the laws that apply and their obligations come out, produced by fixed rules applied by software. This is the patent-pending Meridian™ Engine.
Layer 03
Distribution
A licensed API that would place the same determination in products other than ours is planned, by agreement. It is not available yet.
Layer 04
Execution
One platform, called LegisGate: the determination, the written assessments prepared from it, and your workspace, where they live. This is the layer you see; it is not the company itself.
The platform
One platform: LegisGate.
LegisGate is reached through a free account. Each AI use case includes four things, none of them a separate product. They share one determination, kept current, and they live in your workspace.
The obligations
What each law requires, with the owner, due date and proof you assign, kept in your workspace.
The written assessments
The data protection impact assessment (DPIA) or state privacy risk assessment the law calls for, prepared from the same determination with the regulatory parts completed, for your counsel’s review. A fundamental rights impact assessment (FRIA) is identified now, and prepared once the official template is published.
Monitoring
Changes in the law, shown against the AI use cases they touch.
Your first five AI use cases are free, and each one includes the laws that apply, the obligations, the written assessments and monitoring. No payment card is required. From the sixth AI use case, plans start at $249 per month.
What we hold ourselves to
Commitments that limit what we build.
Each of these commitments has, at some point, meant releasing less functionality. We state them here for that reason.
01
A language model never decides what the law says
Models help write readable prose from facts that are already determined. They do not choose which statutes apply, do not write obligations, and do not mint citations.
02
A stated gap is better than a plausible answer
Where the Meridian cannot support a claim, the document says so. An empty field can be completed later; an incorrect statement cannot be recalled once someone has relied on it.
03
An unanswered question is not a no
An unanswered question is never silently treated as a “no”. Where a law was kept in because a question went unanswered, the record says so.
04
We do not certify compliance
No part of LegisGate states that you have met the law. That determination belongs to your counsel.
05
Names of individuals are removed
Individuals named in enforcement material are removed from the published Meridian, even where the source publishes the name.
Careers
We hire people who verify sources.
Our working habit is to open the primary source even when a plausible answer is already on the screen. If you work that way, in law, in engineering or in research, we would like to hear from you.
Evaluate the work
Evaluate LegisGate by its citations.
Add one AI use case, answer the dynamic intake form (a questionnaire that asks only what your earlier answers make relevant) and open two of the sources it cites. That is the evaluation. Your first five AI use cases are free, with everything included. No payment card is required.