Dazza Greenwood Named Strategic Advisor
Greenwood will advise descrybe.ai in the area of computational law.
changing legal search for good.
Meet descrybe.ai, the singular, generative-AI legal search engine that anyone can access, use, and understand.
Built in Boston. Free for everyone.
We created a demonstration video. Watch now
How it works.
Our unique summarization and search process enables you to easily surface and scan relevant opinions, drastically reducing your research time.
You can search across all 50 states or narrow your search down. Federal coming early 2024!
descrybe in the news...
Free Legal Research Startup descrybe.ai Now Has AI Summaries of All State Supreme and Appellate Opinions
Bob Ambrogi covers the latest update from descrybe
On Justice Tech
Our co-founder Kara Peterson joins Kassi Burns to talk about the complex issue of how AI will impact access to justice.
Frequently asked questions
Can't find what you're looking for?
Email us at [email protected] and we will be touch.
How does this work?
Our servers have been running 24/7 since February 2023, reading judicial opinions and using generative AI to summarize and make them searchable using natural English.
Is this related to ChatGPT?
While we use a similar AI engine to ChatGPT to summarize complex legal documents, descrybe.ai does not use ChatGPT nor does it search the internet.
What do you track?
We only track what is necessary to make the tool work. We have Google Analytics so we can see general website traffic, but there's nothing to individually identify you since we don't have accounts or registration.
What states can I search?
Our database includes every available state appellate and supreme court judicial opinion in the United States since January 1, 1980.
Why don't you have federal cases?
We will. The goal is to have all available federal district and appellate court cases loaded and searchable by spring 2024.
Can I use these summaries in my own work?
These summaries and the search results are for reference only to point you in the right direction for your research.
Why are you offering this for free?
Because we want people to use it. There is nobody doing what we are doing and getting folks to adopt something new is always hard. So we want to make it easier.
Okay, but again, why for FREE?
Well, we also believe that the AI revolution will only benefit everyone if people design it that way. So we did.
Who are you?
We are a husband and wife team based in the Boston, MA area. He’s tech, she’s biz dev/marketing.
Generative AI is changing legal research. We have a big head start.
Our servers have been running 24/7 since February 2023, reading judicial opinions and using generative AI to summarize and make them searchable using natural English.
95,300
Hours of summarizing
Our servers have been very busy.
5.2 billion
Words processed
From more than 15.6 million pages of opinions.
2,957,032
Judicial opinions summarized
From 50 states and the District of Columbia
Testimonials
“... the search results were relevant, easy-to-read and very informative. Much, much better than any legal database search engine I have ever used. Your research site is a major improvement.”
Bruce Freeman, Esq
@Editor, New York Appellate Digest
“AI is poised to revolutionize the legal space, and descrybe.ai is an early innovator. Their system of making searchable summaries brings access to many that would otherwise struggle to read and understand miles-long documents. I'm looking forward to the evolution of their product.”
Mike Lissner
@Executive Director and CTO, Free Law Project
“It's impressive to see legal AI innovators like descrybe.ai emphasizing access to law from the very beginning. I'm enthusiastic about their commitment to making legal resources more accessible.”
Olga V. Mack
@Fellow at CodeX, The Stanford Center for Legal Informatics & Generative AI Editor at law.MIT (former CEO of Parly Pro)
“descrybe's cutting-edge approach demonstrates the potential of new techniques to make searching and finding applicable cases faster and more thorough. Their technology opens new possibilities for how large language models might augment legal professionals' work and improve access to case law knowledge. As someone passionate about both law and technology, I am thrilled to see such a promising new AI application and look forward to watching descrybe.ai continue innovating in this space.”
Sergei Hovyadinov
@JSD Stanford Law School, ex-Google lawyer, and founder of legaltext.ai