Matter memory
Every correction, precedent, and firm preference can become reusable context instead of a one-off chat.
Scopic turns matter documents, lawyer feedback, and firm playbooks into a private AI workspace. Start locally, route deliberately, and build legal intelligence your team actually owns.
Session boot
Documents
42
indexed locally
Risk flags
18
awaiting review
Data out
0
local model run
Master Services Agreement
High riskFallback #302Risk read
Section 7 (Indemnity) redline flagged as high risk and inconsistent with any relevant Fallback Provisions.
Human lawyer feedback
Push back with Fallback Provision #302, because counterparty's affiliate accepted this language in a prior negotiation.
Agent ledger
How we think
The most valuable legal knowledge does not live on the public internet. It sits inside matters, markups, judgment calls, partner preferences, and review history. Scopic is built around that reality: private workspace first, model choice second, lawyer control always.
Data control
Keep confidential work on the machine when it matters.
Model choice
Move between local and cloud reasoning by task sensitivity.
Reusable context
Turn feedback into a better matter memory layer.
Lawyer oversight
Keep legal judgment in human hands.
Built for the session before the session
Every correction, precedent, and firm preference can become reusable context instead of a one-off chat.
Sensitive documents can stay on the device while lawyers decide when cloud reasoning is appropriate.
Scopic is shaped around lawyer tasks: document review, clause work, risk spotting, and matter-specific drafting.
The lawyer remains the reviewer. The system improves through explicit edits, decisions, and feedback.
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