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Meet Krebsiti, an AI legal assistant for Georgian law
What Krebsiti does, which sources it reads, and why every answer shows where it came from.
Krebsiti · · 2 min read
Krebsiti is an AI legal assistant built for Georgian law. You ask a question the way you would ask a colleague, and it does the reading: it searches legislation and court decisions, opens the relevant articles, and writes an answer that shows where each point comes from.
Sources you can check
Answers draw on Georgian legislation from Matsne, court decisions (including those of the Constitutional Court and the European Court of Human Rights), the files you add and, on plans with web search, the web. Each point cites the source it used, so you can open the article and read it yourself instead of taking our word for it.
The legal library is free to read, with no account: more than 140,000 legal acts from Matsne, each with every published version.
Your own documents
Upload a contract or a case file as PDF or Word. Scanned pages are read with text recognition. Then ask follow-up questions about what the document actually says. When you want an answer that rests only on your files, AI Studio does exactly that: no legal database, no web search, and each point names the file it came from.
Beyond the chat
Legal work is more than questions. Work puts a calendar with reminders, client records, cases with their files and review tables next to the chat. A company account gives each person their own login under the company's roles and permissions, with shared billing.
Where it runs
In the browser, on iPhone, and on Mac and Windows. Georgian and English both work, and the answer comes in the language you wrote in.
What it is not
Krebsiti supports research and preparation. It does not give legal advice and does not replace a qualified lawyer who knows the facts of your matter. Read the sources, check the answer, and decide.