Descrybe

Descrybe is a legal research platform that helps you find U.S. case law, statutes, and regulations while keeping the original sources close to the answer. It combines a purpose-built AI model called DescrybeLM with a structured database of over 300 million primary law records. Instead of giving you a black-box answer, Descrybe shows you the citations, quotes, and treatment details so you can verify everything yourself. You can use it as a full research workspace (the Descrybe Platform) or as a connector inside ChatGPT, Claude, and Perplexity (the Descrybe Legal Engine).

The platform works in two main modes. In the Descrybe Platform, you bring a legal question, brief, pleading, or citation, and run guided research. DescrybeLM analyzes your input, searches the law, and returns answers with visible sources. You can review briefs for citation accuracy, check whether a case is still good law, and save sessions to come back to later. The Legal Engine mode gives the same research capabilities to popular AI assistants. Ask a question in ChatGPT, Claude, or Perplexity, and Descrybe fetches relevant statutes, resolves citations, and verifies quotes without leaving the chat. Both modes are built around transparency: every answer has a trail back to the original document.

Descrybe is designed for anyone who needs reliable legal information. Legal professionals can use it for quick citation checks, case law research, and brief review. Law firms can reduce the time spent on manual verification. Law students and self-represented litigants get access to affordable, source-grounded legal research. Plans start at $25 per month with half off the first month. It fills a gap left by pricier services, and endorsements from groups like NELLCO and Stanford's legal innovation lab suggest it's built to last.