Your clients' matters
stay with you.

Where your data lives

Everything you create in Lawlipik is stored in a folder on your computer, by default~/Lawlipik. Saved court orders are ordinary PDF files with a fingerprint (SHA-256) so you can tell a file is exactly what the court served. You can open, back up or move the folder like any other. If you stop using Lawlipik, your files stay where they are.

What leaves your computer

• Requests to court websites. To read a case, Lawlipik asks the court's public site, the same way your browser does. It paces its requests so it never overloads a court's portal.
• Questions to the AI you chose. When you ask the agent something, the parts of the matter it needs go to the AI provider you signed in with (Anthropic for Claude, OpenAI for ChatGPT), under that provider's terms. Nothing is sent to an AI until you ask.
• Nothing else by default. We don't collect your matters, documents or prompts.

The agent asks first

Reading the court record is allowed by default. Anything that writes, such as saving a file into a matter or changing a record, asks for your approval first. You can see every step the agent took and every source it read.

Honest results

A court site that refuses a request, times out or returns a page Lawlipik can't read is reported as exactly that. It is never shown as "no record", because a missing hearing date could cost a client their case.

Reporting a problem

If you find a security issue, write to [email protected]. We'll reply within two working days.