Question 1

Is Lexteur GDPR-compliant and safe for attorney–client privilege?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Lexteur anonymizes documents locally, on the attorney’s machine, before any AI call. No source document, and no direct client identifier — name, home address, docket number, IBAN, contact details — ever leaves your computer. This architecture answers GDPR article 25 (privacy by design) and professional secrecy obligations.

Question 2

Does Lexteur replace the attorney?

Accepted Answer

No. Lexteur is a copilot, not a replacement. It accelerates document analysis, legal research, and drafting. The attorney keeps full responsibility for strategy, advice, and final decisions. Every citation produced is verified against Legifrance, CanLII, or Fedlex depending on the jurisdiction.

Question 3

Is Belgian, Swiss, or Quebec law really integrated?

Accepted Answer

Yes — natively, not as a rebrand of French law. Lexteur integrates official sources for each jurisdiction (Juridat for Belgium, Fedlex for Switzerland, CanLII for Quebec) and applies local legal reasoning.

Question 4

Is my client data sent to a third-party server?

Accepted Answer

Your source documents, never. Anonymization runs in a local Rust runtime on your computer: only the pseudonymized text — names, home addresses and identifiers replaced by pseudonyms — is sent to the AI model. That pseudonymized text remains personal data under the GDPR, so Lexteur acts as a processor under Article 28 on content stripped of direct identifiers. Your original files always stay on your machine.

Question 5

How much does Lexteur cost, and what is in the free trial?

Accepted Answer

The free trial includes 10 analyses with no time limit. The Solo plan is €89/month (80 analyses, 1 attorney), Cabinet €180/month (200 analyses, 5 users). Beyond 20 users, an Enterprise tier is available on quote (SSO/SAML, dedicated admin). Monthly or annual billing, with ~17% annual discount.

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