Legal work that holds up — wherever you work.
Find the law, work through the task, and see the sources behind the answer. Built to keep the law close to the answer, so you can review and verify as you go.
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One system. Two ways to work.
Use the Descrybe Platform for the full research workspace. Or use Descrybe Legal Engine inside ChatGPT, Claude, or Perplexity.
The Descrybe Platform brings guided research, brief review, citation checking, saved sessions, and exports into one workspace. Descrybe Legal Engine gives supported assistants access to primary law, citation lookup, quote verification, treatment checks, and source text.




Descrybe Platform
A purpose-built legal research workspace. Bring a legal question, brief, pleading, case, or citation. Run guided research with DescrybeLM, review briefs for citation accuracy, save research sessions to revisit later, and export your work product to Word. Includes Descrybe Legal Engine for ChatGPT, Claude, and Perplexity.




Descrybe Legal Engine
Ask a legal research question, backed by Descrybe's Legal Research Toolkit. Search U.S. case law, statutes, and regulations. Resolve citations, check treatment, verify quotes, and ground answers in source material — all without leaving ChatGPT, Claude, or Perplexity. Upgrade to the Descrybe Platform for guided research, advanced brief checking, saved history, and exportable work product.
Beyond Confidently Wrong: How Purpose-Built AI Mitigates Legal Reasoning's Hidden Risk
Our published benchmark across 200 Multistate Bar Exam questions found that DescrybeLM, grounded in verified primary law, scored 99.7% on reasoning quality and answered every question correctly, outperforming the foundation models tested. The study showed why grounding matters: legal AI answers are more reliable when reasoning is tied to verified primary law, rather than model confidence alone. Now ChatGPT, Claude, and Perplexity users have that foundation, through the Descrybe Legal Engine.
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Descrybe Update
Descrybe Brings Verified Legal Research to ChatGPT
ChatGPT is the latest supported AI assistant for Descrybe Legal Engine, joining Claude and Perplexity. Available through ChatGPT’s App Directory, Descrybe brings source-grounded legal research, citation intelligence, treatment analysis, and structured U.S. primary law into the tools people already use — another step toward becoming the verified legal layer wherever legal work happens.
July 02, 2026
Press Release
Above the Law, by Stephen Embry
Technology And AI: Turning Personal Injury Litigation Upside Down
Stephen Embry's Above the Law piece on how AI is turning personal injury litigation upside down names Descrybe as a key player in the shift. His take: if defense firms aren't keeping up, what were once their advantages may well become liabilities as plaintiffs' lawyers grow more sophisticated. Descrybe is part of why.
May 27, 2026
Article
Stephanie Wilkins, Legaltech Hub
How Much Legal Research Can You Actually Do Via Claude for Legal?
Legaltech Hub’s analysis of Claude for Legal explores what legal research connectors can — and cannot — do. The piece highlights Descrybe as a U.S.-focused legal research engine and platform built on structured primary-law data, offering Claude users case law, statutes and regulations, authority-aware search, legal issue exploration, citation and quote verification, and developing citator/treatment tools.
May 18, 2026
Article
Descrybe Update
Descrybe Collaborates with Anthropic in Launch of Claude for the Legal Industry
Verified U.S. primary law and the full Descrybe Legal Research Toolkit, now inside Claude. The Descrybe Legal Engine brings 300 million structured primary law records to Claude users, grounding legal research and reasoning in real, citable law — available as a standalone connector or with the full Descrybe platform.
May 12, 2026
Press Release
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Descrybe helps legal professionals use AI with the law still in view: citations, quotes, treatment, and source documents remain visible and verifiable.