Privacy
Draft for review. Not yet in effect.
Searches
The words of a search are not written to disk or to any log. Lawlio keeps recent searches in memory only, to answer repeated ones faster, and they are lost when the server restarts. To search by meaning, the first 2,000 characters of a question are sent to a text-embedding model (Cohere Embed v4) on Amazon Bedrock, in the United States. When you are signed in, a search is also sent to Anthropic's Claude model to read it as conditions (facts, a holding, a court, dates), which Lawlio shows you and applies only if you ask. How long each provider keeps what it is sent is set by its own terms.
Notebooks
- A notebook is private to you and the people you share it with.
- Each person's notebooks are kept in their own database, separate from everyone else's.
- What is in a notebook is not logged, not counted in analytics, not published and not indexed by search engines.
- Lawlio does not use notebooks to train models.
- When you delete a notebook, it is deleted in full.
When you use Ask, your question and the text of the notebook's saved sources are sent to Anthropic's Claude model to choose the passages that answer it. Lawlio keeps the answer in the notebook and a count of asks for the monthly allowance.
Your account
Sign-in is handled by Amazon Cognito, which keeps your email address and password. Lawlio files your notebooks under a key derived from your sign-in, not under your address, and keeps the email addresses you share a notebook with.
Limits
To keep the service fair, Lawlio counts requests per network address, or per account when you are signed in. It keeps the counts, never what was asked.
This website
This website uses no third-party analytics or advertising trackers. Messages sent through the contact form are kept so we can answer them.