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Lawly Desktop · On-device legal AI: Client files never leave your computer.
Lawly Desktop runs the AI model on your own computer. Your files, questions and analysis results are not sent to any server for processing. It also works without an internet connection.
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14+Areas of law
5Built-in legal assistants
UDFReads and writes UYAP documents
0Documents leaving the device
Data flow
We also spell out what leaves the device
A privacy claim is only useful if it can be verified. This is the flow in Lawly Desktop:
Stays on your device
Never leaves your computer
- Client files and documents you add
- Your questions and chat history
- Generated filings, contracts and analyses
- Custom assistants you create
- No crash reports or usage analytics are sent
What goes online
Not content: technical checks and searches you approve
- License verification
- Version checks, updates and model downloads
- Case law search, only when you approve it. You're asked before every search; your query is anonymized on the device and your case file is not sent. The search is one-way: it only brings back decisions.
Take a closer look
What exactly does Lawly Desktop do?
More than a chat window: it reads the file, finds the decision and produces the draft. All on your own computer.
Work with case law and your archive
Add your own case law and legislation archive. Every answer is traced back to the decision or article it relies on.
Drafts filings and reports
Produces contract and filing drafts and prepares PDF reports. Each step moves forward only with your approval.
Not just an answer, a finished draft
The draft becomes an editable document in the side panel and exports with one click.
Case law search
Search decisions of Turkish courts in plain language: Yargıtay (Court of Cassation), Danıştay (Council of State), İstinaf (regional appeal courts) and the Constitutional Court. Decisions you find are saved to your offline archive.
UYAP-compatible UDF
Reads UDF, the document format of UYAP (Türkiye's national judicial IT system), and exports the filings it drafts as .udf files that open in UYAP Editor.
Capabilities
What running on the device makes possible
These aren't a plan upgrade; they follow naturally from the model running on your own hardware.
No file size or confidentiality limits
Since you don't upload anything, a file's size or sensitivity is no obstacle.
Works regardless of connection
Courtroom, archive, courthouse or airplane: it works the same where there's no connection.
No data leaves your organization
Procurement gets simpler for organizations whose data policy doesn't allow external services.
Works with the folders on your computer
Accesses only the folders you choose; there's no need to copy files and upload them anywhere.
Built-in assistants
Five built-in assistants written for Turkish law
Each is configured for the relevant legislation and adds a legal disclaimer at the end of its answers.
Legal Advisor
Questions across Turkish law: concise, reasoned answers based on the Constitution, statutes and regulations.
Contract Analysis and Risk
Reviews contracts under the TBK and TTK (Turkish Code of Obligations and Turkish Commercial Code), flags risky clauses one by one and suggests alternative wording.
Litigation and Filing Drafts
Drafts statements of claim and defense, formal notices, appeals and cassation appeals in line with the HMK, CMK and İYUK (Turkish civil, criminal and administrative procedure codes).
Legislation and Case Law Research
Answers based on legislation and decisions of the Court of Cassation (Yargıtay), Council of State (Danıştay) and Constitutional Court (AYM), citing article numbers.
KVKK and Compliance
KVKK (Türkiye's personal data protection law) and the Labor Act (İş Kanunu): practical steps for privacy notices, explicit consent, VERBİS and retention periods.
Set up your own assistant
Define your own assistants with instructions and knowledge sets specific to your firm.
Why it matters
Professional secrecy is an obligation, not a choice
Uploading a client file to an outside service is something a lawyer has to be able to account for. With Lawly Desktop, the question never comes up: the file doesn't leave the computer, so there is no transfer.
On the corporate side, the same point means KVKK compliance, data residency and vendor audits, and all three are settled before installation.
Who chooses Desktop
- Firms handling sensitive matters such as criminal and family law
- In-house legal departments whose internal data policy doesn't allow external services
- Court-appointed experts and those who prepare expert reports
- People who work where connectivity is unreliable
Models and hardware
Runs on your office computer
No dedicated graphics card required; it runs on the processor and system memory. It's faster if you have a graphics card. You choose the model based on your computer's memory.
Lawly Mini
Light and fast
- Recommended memory
- 6 GBat least 4 GB
- Download size
- 2.89 GB
- Graphics card
- Not required
Lawly Core
Most legal work
- Recommended memory
- 8 GBat least 6 GB
- Download size
- 4.64 GB
- Graphics card
- Not required
Lawly Ultra
Complex, multi-step work
- Recommended memory
- 16 GBat least 10 GB
- Download size
- 6.63 GB
- Graphics card
- Not required
Runs on macOS, Windows and Linux. Install it once and use it as much as you like; there are no per-use fees. The interface and answers are in Turkish and English.
Installation
Rollout process
Instead of a download link, we run a four-step process planned around your organization.
Needs assessment call
How many users, which file types, which data policy? The scope of the installation is set in this call.
Hardware and compatibility check
Together we determine which model fits your existing computers.
Pilot installation
It's tested on real files with a small team. There's no wider rollout before you've seen the results.
Rollout and training
The installation is opened to the whole team, and usage training and a support channel are put in place.
- Our team does the installation
- Support for closed and in-office networks
- We load your document archive together
- Legal package and usage training
- Free pilot installation, no commitment
- KVKK data processing agreement
Want to try it first? With an access code, you can use the full version on your own device for 7 days (macOS and Windows; no credit card required). We send the code after our call.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions about Lawly Desktop
Your documents, questions and analysis results are not sent to any server for processing; the model runs on your computer. No crash reports or usage analytics are sent either.
What goes online is license verification plus version checks, updates and model downloads. Case law searches run only when you approve them; the query is anonymized on the device and your case file is not sent.
No. They are two separate products built for different needs. Lawly Online is designed for access, Lawly Desktop for privacy.
Neither is an older or more advanced version of the other; you choose based on how you work.
Yes. The model is downloaded and the license activated during initial setup; after that, daily use is fully offline.
If your organization has closed-network requirements, we plan for them together in the needs assessment call.
macOS, Windows and Linux. No dedicated graphics card required.
We recommend 6 GB of RAM for Lawly Mini, 8 GB for Lawly Core and 16 GB for Lawly Ultra.
Yes. It reads UDF documents and exports the filings it drafts as court-ready .udf files that open in UYAP Editor.
No. Lawly is an assistant; it does not give legal advice, and its output requires review by a lawyer.
It's delivered as an installation inside your organization: contact us, and we'll set it up and license it together. There are no per-use fees.
We don't publish a fixed list price; we listen to your needs and prepare a custom quote.
Let's plan your installation together
How many people will use it, which files do you work with, and what does your data policy say? Let's clarify it in a short call.