Run the firm from the file, not from memory.

Yes. The 14-day trial is self-serve: sign up, walk the guided tour, open your first matter. No card and no call. The demo is there for firms that want someone to walk the chambers through it in twenty minutes, not as a gate.

The whole platform with Enterprise features, up to 25 seats, with no card. One trial per firm, keyed by your email domain. Matters, documents, deadlines and invoices you create during the trial stay when you choose a plan; if the trial ends first, the workspace goes read-only until a plan is active and nothing is deleted.

The matter file, diary and notes you have opened stay readable in the installed web app without a connection, and changes sync when the signal returns. Research, cloud answers and uploads need a connection.

On Google Cloud in europe-west1 (Belgium), in a workspace that belongs to your firm alone. Access is enforced on the server by signed identity claims; Korevra staff do not read matter data in the course of support. A client-portal login sees only what a lawyer deliberately shared. The Android companion app keeps its own data on Google Cloud in africa-south1 (Johannesburg). See Security and the privacy policy.

Only when someone in the firm chooses to. On-device answers run in the browser against your own data and send nothing anywhere. Cloud answers are on for a new workspace and the owner can switch them off; they send Claude (Anthropic, in the United States) the question, the figures behind it (counts, totals, dates, ages), matter titles and curated practice playbooks. Live research sends the question. Matter AI sends passages of a matter's documents, and only after an owner or partner has switched it on for that matter; a privileged document is left out unless they include it. Document review sends the document you submit, and the Notetaker the transcript with a summary of the linked matter. Dictation uses your browser's own speech service, which sends the audio to the browser's maker. The privacy policy lists every processor.

DeLaw only cites authorities that exist in its sources or your firm's knowledge base, and every citation opens to the authority so counsel can read it. A generated line with no authority behind it is labelled as an unsourced draft. Counsel verifies every authority in the official report before relying on it in court; the tool assists, the signature on the brief is yours.

From the rule you choose: days, clear days or working days, the first day excluded where the rule says so, weekends and public holidays rolled where the court's rules provide. The computation and the rule are written beside the date on the matter so a colleague can re-check it. Courts covered today: the High Court of Lagos State, the Federal High Court, the National Industrial Court, the Court of Appeal and the Supreme Court, with the time limits of ACJA 2015 and the Arbitration and Mediation Act 2023. Other courts, including the FCT High Court and the other states' High Courts, have no rule pack yet: you enter the period yourself and DeLaw counts it in calendar days, with the working shown. Confirm the rule against the current edition before relying on it.

Your web workspace installs to a phone's home screen: open app.delaw.io on the phone and choose Add to Home screen. DeLaw for Android on Google Play is a companion app with its own sign-in and its own data for now, so it does not show your web workspace; the iOS app is in App Store review.

By card or bank transfer in naira through Flutterwave, or in dollars through Stripe. Monthly or annual; annual plans include two months free. The price shown is the price charged. Receipts live under Billing → Plan in the app. An owner, administrator or finance lead manages the plan and seats.

Yes. The firm workspace, the judiciary console, the in-house suite, the client portal and CONNECT each run as a standalone branded product, and every workspace carries its own name, colours and logo. Enterprise and In-House add SSO, and Enterprise a signed data-processing agreement.