The work
Formation, onboarding, drafting, filing.
Thirty tabs and a partner's memory.
The hand-off
An agent does it.
A lawyer signs it off.
Every draft cites its authority and lands as a versioned artifact you can export. Nothing files itself.
Practice-area solutions, not a platform that claims everything.
Corporate maintenance, Ontario real estate and Ontario small claims are being built first; the coverage page shows what is live.
Annual resolutions, CBCA and OBCA annual returns, ISC and transparency registers, minute books, extra-provincial renewals.
APS review, requisitions, land transfer tax and HST rebate calculations, the closing set, reporting letters.
Limitation and jurisdiction checks, claims and defences, evidence bundles.
Not yet covered. Building toward the same standard before it ships.
A worked example.
RequestPrepare Northway Fabrication Ltd.’s annual maintenance — OBCA.
- DrafterDrafts annual resolutions
Annual resolutions drafted from the minute book.
- FilingsPrepares the annual return
Ontario annual return prepared.
- ComplianceChecks the ISC register
ISC register checked against the 2026 share issuance.
- DrafterAssembles the filing package
Filing package assembled; sources cited.
- CopilotRequests approval
Lawyer approval requested.
One request. A lawyer’s approval as the only human step.
Canadian legal research, with citations verified against source.
Every cited authority is checked against its source before it reaches a lawyer’s desk. If we cannot verify a citation, we will not present it as one.
Statutes, regulations, and case law are searched together, not kept in separate silos, so a query finds the right authority however it's phrased.
Every citation resolves to its exact source passage — not just a case name, but the paragraph — before it is shown.
For hard questions, one pass builds the argument and a second reviews it for gaps before it ships.
Compliance.
FINTRAC and PCMLTFA obligations for reporting-entity clients. Client identification under Law Society By-Law 7.1 for the firm’s own files. Where a register isn’t covered yet, it says so.
Reporting-entity obligations tracked and filed before they're due.
Client identification built into onboarding, not bolted on after.
Canada (federal), Ontario, British Columbia and Quebec are all still building; none is live yet.
Every action lands in an append-only, hash-chained record.
Founder, for Canadian startups.
Built for the founder who wants to stay compliant and keep the corporation in good order without turning it into a second job.
AI drafting from corporate templates, firm review, e-sign — without ever opening Word.
Annual returns and ISC updates on the calendar before they're due.
Directors, shareholders, and provinces — update once, propagate everywhere.
Threaded requests with your firm, structured and tracked to done.
We know about other jurisdictions. We do not operate in them.
A client based outside Canada is welcome — the work itself is still done here, under federal and provincial law. A home-law conflict check flags what their own jurisdiction requires before anything is signed.
CBCA and OBCA first, then British Columbia, Alberta, and Quebec.
Flags what a foreign client's home law constrains before they sign.
The coverage page is the source of truth for what is live; where a province isn't covered, it says so there.
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