The context is buried
Key obligations, dates, exceptions, and unusual terms can be scattered across dozens of pages. Mira helps you locate relevant clauses, summarise the material, and prepare a focused list of issues for lawyer review.
Your AI legal assistant for routine work
Mira is an AI agent for legal professionals that works from your messenger and connects to Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Drive, Notion, and 1,000+ tools. Review documents, prepare first drafts, keep track of deadlines, and take approved actions across your stack from one chat.
THE PROBLEM
Routine legal work is spread across too many places
The full picture of a matter lives across contracts, correspondence, calendars, shared drives, and client instructions. Mira brings those signals together so you can find what matters, prepare the next step, and stay ahead of commitments without reconstructing the context every time.
Routine drafting takes ages
Client updates, formal letters, and standard documents often start with recurring language and familiar structures. Mira prepares the first draft so you can spend your time reviewing the legal position rather than starting from a blank page.
Deadlines are easy to miss
Hearings, filing dates, client meetings, and unanswered messages sit across calendars and inboxes. Mira brings upcoming commitments into view and surfaces what may need attention before it becomes urgent.
HOW IT WORKS
What Mira does for legal professionals
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Document review
Get to the relevant issues faster
Upload a document and tell Mira what you need to know. It analyses the material provided, extracts the relevant information, and gives you a structured first pass for professional review.
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✦ Key terms: Summarise principal obligations, rights, dates, and conditions.
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✦ Relevant clauses: Locate and explain provisions connected to a specific question.
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✦ Potential issues: Surface missing, unusual, or important wording for further review.
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✦ Matter context: Ask follow-up questions without uploading the document again.
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Drafting and correspondence
Move from instructions to a lawyer-ready first draft
Ask Mira to prepare a document or communication using the instructions, source material, and context you provide. Review the result, make any necessary changes, and approve it before use.
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✦ Routine documents: Prepare standard agreements, powers of attorney, and supporting documents.
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✦ Formal correspondence: Draft letters to clients, counterparties, courts, or authorities.
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✦ Client updates: Turn matter information into clear status reports and next steps.
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✦ Approved sending: Review correspondence before it is sent through Gmail.
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Daily coordination
Start the day knowing what needs attention
Mira brings together upcoming events, deadlines, and messages from your connected tools. Set up a morning brief once and receive a focused overview at the start of each day.
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✦ Schedule: Hearings, client calls, appointments, and other calendar commitments.
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✦ Deadlines: Filing dates and matter deadlines recorded in your connected calendar.
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✦ Follow-up: Messages, requests, and correspondence that may require a response.
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✦ Your attention: Reviews, approvals, and decisions that need professional input.
What Mira does for legal professionals
HOW IT WORKS
INTEGRATIONS
Read and act across your legal workflow
Mira connects to the tools behind your documents, correspondence, schedule, and internal knowledge. Review files, prepare communications, check upcoming commitments, and take approved actions without moving between separate apps and dashboards.
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OTHER SOLUTIONS
Mira works for everyrole on your team
Same agent, different stack. Marketing gets Google Ads and HubSpot, engineering gets GitHub, finance gets Stripe. Everyone works from the chat they're already in
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GitHub, CI/CD, deploys
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Content & monetisation
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FAQ
What is the best AI legal assistant in 2026?
The best AI legal assistant depends on the task. For contract review at scale: Harvey AI or Spellbook. For legal research: Lexis+ AI or Westlaw Precision. For a general AI assistant that handles research, document summarisation, correspondence drafting and scheduling from your messenger without additional software: Mira. It connects to your email, calendar and document tools and works from a single chat with no per-seat fee.Can AI review contracts for lawyers?
Yes. AI contract review assistants scan agreements for missing clauses, unusual terms, liability exposure and non-standard language. Mira can review a contract you paste or upload in the chat and flag the key issues in plain language, then draft suggested amendments or follow-up questions for the other party. For complex multi-jurisdictional deals, specialist tools like Spellbook offer deeper clause-level analysis.How does AI help with legal document analysis?
AI legal document analysis extracts key information from long documents — party names, dates, obligations, termination clauses, payment terms — and presents it in a structured summary. Mira does this from your messenger: paste or upload a document, ask what you need and get a structured breakdown in seconds. For due diligence across large document sets, dedicated tools with bulk processing are more appropriate.Is there a free AI legal assistant?
Yes. Mira has a permanent free tier with no card required that includes document analysis, contract review and legal research assistance from your messenger. Claude.ai and ChatGPT also have free tiers with general legal capabilities. Dedicated legal AI tools like Harvey are enterprise-only with no free access. For most everyday legal tasks, a general AI assistant on a free tier covers the majority of what solo practitioners and small legal teams need.Can Mira work for an entire legal team?
Yes. Add Mira to a group chat and any team member can delegate research, document review or drafting with an @mira mention. Mira remembers the matter context, client conventions and document formats across conversations, so handoffs between team members require no re-briefing. Multiple lawyers can work with Mira simultaneously without blocking each other.
