Self-hosted LegalAI Space: for firms where a privacy policy is not enough
For firms where SaaS isn't enough, LegalAI Space now ships as a self-hosted deployment inside the firm's own cloud tenancy. Here's when it matters and how it works.
Read →I build AI that enterprises can verify, regulators can trust, and teams can actually use.
After a decade building cloud and AI infrastructure at Microsoft and HPE for the world's largest enterprises, I left to solve what I see as the need of the hour — making AI verifiable, governed, and accessible. Starting with legal.
Engineering degree from BITS Pilani, then a decade at Microsoft and HPE — building cloud and AI infrastructure serving Fortune 500 companies. Learned how enterprises think about trust, compliance, and scale — lessons most startup founders never get.
After leaving Microsoft, I spent two years building experimental AI tools to understand what LLMs could and couldn't do. Markdown Converters processed 20,000+ documents — and legal industry users kept showing up. PaperAI taught me that AI outputs need structured human oversight, not blind trust. Every user asked the same question: "Can we prove this AI output is correct?"
Motherhood taught me something no corporate role ever did — how to build with fierce clarity about what matters. An executive product management programme at IIM Lucknow sharpened the business lens. I left Microsoft, not despite becoming a mother, but because of the perspective and discipline it gave me. Understanding what is important and going for it irrespective of how difficult it is. Somewhere in between, I also built DrawInkPaper — free drawing tutorials for kids, because I like art and wanted to share it.
That question became the founding thesis for LegalAI Space — AI governance infrastructure purpose-built for legal teams. A multi-agent pipeline that verifies, complies, and proves. Starting with legal, where the consequences of unverified AI are career-ending.
From document intelligence to governed AI agents — each step built on the last.
Purpose-built AI agents that do real legal work — research, contract review, compliance monitoring, audit & risk — with a governance layer that makes every output verifiable and audit-ready. Starting in the UK and EU, built to scale globally.
Every agent output is independently verified against authoritative legal databases and delivered with a full audit trail.
Built along the way
File-to-markdown conversion for LLM ingestion. 50+ formats, 20K+ docs processed. Legal users kept appearing.
AI document digitisation with human review. Taught me AI outputs need structured oversight, not blind trust.
Private AI agents with verification and audit trails. The platform layer underneath it all.
On AI governance, building in public, and the things I'm learning along the way.
For firms where SaaS isn't enough, LegalAI Space now ships as a self-hosted deployment inside the firm's own cloud tenancy. Here's when it matters and how it works.
Read →The EU AI Act has extraterritorial reach. UK law firms using AI tools for clients with EU operations are likely in scope. Here's what to do before August 2026.
Read →93% of mid-size UK law firms now use AI. Compliance officers are managing new technological risks without additional resources, training, or tools.
Read →AI agents are everywhere. But nobody can prove they work correctly. Here's why verifiability is the missing layer — and why we're starting with legal.
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Packt Publishing, 2022
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