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The firm — and Lex — in your pocket.

Included with EdgeLex

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✦ Firm default · pinned ▾

Good morning, Maya.

Scoped to your matters · every answer cited

⏱ Start timer🗂 Focus a matter🎞 Whitfield clips

Ask Lex anything…

🎙 Speak

Lex · just now

The opposition draft is ready for review — filed to Hale v. Northstar, version 4.

The problem

Legal work doesn't stop at the office door — but most practice platforms shrink to a crippled web view on a phone, and most legal AI has no mobile presence at all.

The firm, one thumb wide

Asked. Approved. Worked. Messaged. Filed.

Not a crippled web view — the real platform, rendered for a phone, under the same governance. Every screen below is the real product.

01 · Asked

Voice-first Lex, under the same firm policy.

Talk to Lex the way you'd call an associate from the car — dictation runs on the firm's own transcription, the model chip obeys firm policy, and every answer arrives cited and matter-scoped. The phone changes the input, never the governance.

The same Lex, everywhere
8:47📶 🔋

✦ Firm default · pinned ▾

Good morning, Maya.

Scoped to your matters · every answer cited

⏱ Start timer🗂 Focus a matter🎞 Whitfield clips

Ask Lex anything…

🎙 Speak

Lex · just now

The opposition draft is ready for review — filed to Hale v. Northstar, version 4.

02 · Approved

The approval gate fits in your pocket. Privilege doesn't leak onto it.

A delegation pauses at a consequential step and your phone gets a push — but the lock screen shows only that something needs you, never what. Unlock, see the run, the version it executed under, and the tool calls it made — approve or dismiss from anywhere. Silence still impossible; privilege still invisible.

What you're approving
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LOCK SCREEN · now

EdgeLex — 1 item needs your approval

Content-free preview — privilege never renders on a lock screen.

Approvals1

✦ Delegation run · paused

Incoming-document digest — message the team

Summary drafted from the Notice of Ruling. Messaging the matter channel requires your approval.

Hale v. Northstar · run under v2 · 2 tool calls, inside the allowlist

ApproveDismiss

The same approval gate as the desktop — wherever you are, nothing consequential happens without you.

03 · Worked

Today travels with you — protected deadlines first.

The court deadline rides on top with its rule citation, timers start from the row and feed billing, and Lex's finished work waits with a Result ready chip. The commitment engine, one thumb wide.

The commitment engine
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TodayTue Aug 18

Court deadline · 3d

File Consolidated Pretrial Order

Fulton Cnty. Fam. Div. R. 4000-3.3.2 · evidence required to close

Meet and confer re RFP Set Two

Hale v. Northstar · due Aug 21▸ Timer

MSJ shell and separate statement

Hale v. Northstar · due Aug 24▸ Timer

Delegated to Lex

Weekly verified matter assessmentResult ready

04 · Messaged

The privileged channel, with push you control.

Matter channels, document conversations, and @Lex — in sync with the desktop down to per-category push controls for directs, mentions, and everything else. Save a message from your phone and the reminder is a real task by morning.

The full Messages story
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Messages🔍 +

Lex

Matter Watch: tentative ruling — motion to strike denied

TOTunde Okafor

Exhibit set locked — see the doc thread

⚖ Hale v. Northstar — Alameda

MATTER CHANNEL · PRIVILEGED

📄 Opposition to Ex Parte — v4

Document conversation


Lex
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Messages
🗂
Matters
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Activity2

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05 · Filed

The DMS in your pocket — same permissions, same versions.

Search the firm's real document store, filtered by practice folder, with legal status and cite-check verdicts on the rows. What you open on the phone is the same governed version the office sees — not a synced copy with its own ideas.

The document plane
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‹ BackDocs⬆ Upload

🔍 Search the DMS…

AllMotion PracticeDiscoveryDepositions

PDFWhitfield Deposition — Vol. 1Court Records · official transcript
DOCOpposition to Ex Parte — v4Draft · checked out to you
PDFOrder Denying Motion to CompelCite-check: verified with warnings

The same DMS, the same permissions, the same versions — rendered for a thumb.

The difference

A phone that respects privilege.

Mobile is where governance usually dies — previews on lock screens, synced copies, an AI app with its own rules. EdgeMobile is the same platform under the same policy: content-free notifications, the same approval gates, the same versions, and voice that runs on the firm’s own transcription. The pocket is not an exception.

The security posture →

Content-free push

Lock screens learn that something needs you — never what it is.

Same approval gates

Delegation runs pause for the same human OK, wherever the human is.

Same record

One DMS, one version chain, one audit trail — the phone is a window, not a copy.

Capabilities

What it does

Talk to Lex

Voice-first Lex: tap to talk, watch the live transcript, and hear the answer read back — with streaming text chat, rich markdown answers, and your conversation synced across devices.

Approvals in your pocket

Governed actions surface as approval cards on mobile — approve or reject an email send, a task, a calendar entry, or a document save from wherever you are.

Mail with a legal conscience

A full mobile mail client for EdgeMail — folders, compose, attachments, and a Legal Send Check that clears, flags, or blocks a send before it leaves.

Messages, meetings, and calendar

The EdgeMessage inbox with push notifications, native EdgeMeet meetings and depositions, and a legal calendar with AI event proposals and a court-day-aware slot finder.

Documents on the go

Browse the DMS, open and edit Word documents, and read with selectable, properly rendered text.

Capture the matter as it happens

Snap a photo that becomes a classified DMS document, capture a receipt by OCR into an expense, run a matter-guarded billable timer, and jot matter-linked notes.

Locked like it should be

Face ID app lock, the same identity system as the web app, and the same multi-tenant isolation underneath.

In your control

The app talks to the same governed backend as the browser — same permissions, same approval gates, same audit trail. Nothing mobile-shaped bypasses policy.

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