I spent thirty years in enterprise security and data infrastructure. Then I looked at what law firms were being sold.
Your firm deserves the same answers enterprises get.
Most legal AI is a chat box with a logo on it. Your privileged work goes to a shared model, there is no record of what happened, and if the bar asks, you have nothing to show them.
I built Albi because a 15-person firm carries the same ethical obligations as a 500-person firm, and gets none of the tooling.
- Data governance
- Thirty years building it for organizations where a breach is front-page news
- Security paradigm
- I evaluate AI the way a CISO does: exposure first, features second
- Who I build for
- Not the AmLaw 200. The 15-person firm with the same ethical obligations and none of the resources
Enterprises have teams solving this. Your firm doesn’t.
I have heard this in every conversation I have had with a managing partner.
Your staff is already trying every new AI tool. You don’t have IT to evaluate what’s safe. And even if you pick one, you have no way to know if they’re still pasting privileged documents into the free version of something else. Meanwhile, case knowledge gets buried every time a matter closes or an associate leaves. Locked in closed files and someone’s memory.
Same exposure, none of the resources
Large organizations have CTOs, security teams, and governance committees vetting every AI tool. Your firm has the same risks: unapproved AI, privileged data leaking, no record of what happened. But nobody on staff to solve it. I built Albi so you don't need a security team to get this right.
Enterprise-grade, built for your firm
Albi's compliance architecture isn't bolted on. It's the foundation. Data isolation, access controls, a full log of everything. Built in from day one for firms of 5, 15, or 50 attorneys. Without the enterprise price tag.
Your firm gets smarter with every case
Every strategy, negotiation, and deposition produces knowledge that should make the next case easier. Right now, it's buried in one person's head or one closed matter. Albi captures it, structures it, and makes it searchable. Your best work compounds instead of collecting dust.
Three things Albi will never do
Train on your data.
Not our models, not our providers' models, not anonymized, not aggregated. It's in the DPA and it isn't negotiable.
Guess about privilege.
If the system can't tell whether something is privileged, it treats it as privileged and routes it to a private model. Fail closed, every time.
Write to your system without you.
Drafts and matter updates wait in a review queue. Nothing lands in your case management system until an attorney approves it, and the queue isn't a setting you can turn off.