Every menu item,
explained.

Home is the opening screen of the signed-in workspace. It gathers shortcuts to the main tools, recent conversations and recently saved reference material so you can choose where to begin.

Ask is for a focused research question with a self-contained answer, presented alongside its references and the available source checks.

Conversation is the ongoing research chat, built for a sequence of related questions where earlier messages set the context for later ones.

Analyze is the document-centered entry point: supply a file or pasted text and read an explanation of the extracted content, together with what the coverage information says was actually read.

Search finds matching documents in the available collections. It is the starting point when you want sources rather than a generated answer.

Browse moves through the source collections by jurisdiction and type, for when you know the kind of material you need but not the document.

Read a Case is the dedicated opinion reader: open the available opinion itself from a case name or reporter citation.

Library presents the holdings in a book-oriented interface, arranging volumes on shelves you can open in a reader.

Shelves is the inventory view. It answers the practical question of what material is in the collection, grouped into expandable shelves.

Encyclopedia explains a legal subject at a broader level than a definition, organized into volumes and topics you can work down from.

Legal Dictionary is the quickest place to investigate a legal term and compare the available definitions across several source choices.

Latin Dictionary explains the Latin words and phrases you meet in legal reading, with a filter for legal terms.

Statutory Definitions shows how the U.S. Code defines its own terms, so you can read a definition beside the provision it belongs to.

Procedures investigates the practical steps in a court-related task, starting from a state and what you need to do.

District Practice organizes the local layer of federal district court material: district rules, filing procedures and standing orders.

Equity is a focused research area for equitable doctrines and remedies, from injunctions and specific performance to trusts and rescission.

UCC is the entry point for available Uniform Commercial Code material, including state provisions and the stored source records behind them.

My Research is the private archive of saved research outputs, with the citation assessments recorded when each answer was produced.

My List holds the reference entries and definitions you deliberately save while using the dictionaries, Encyclopedia and other tools.

History lists your past research conversations so you can reopen an earlier thread instead of reconstructing it from memory.

Deep Research produces a broader, self-contained research memorandum for a question that justifies wider source retrieval and a developed explanation.

Draft is the workspace for developing legal documents and drafting plans, with modes for drafting, revising, roadmaps and Agentic Draft workflows.

Jurisdiction Compare answers the same question across selected jurisdictions, for when the task is identifying differences rather than researching one place.

Court Forms is a directory and search tool for the available court-form entries and their source links.

Matters is the case workspace, bringing research threads, saved items, documents, notes and activity together for one case or project.

Manage Firm handles organizational membership and firm-level sharing: creating or joining a firm workspace, members, invitations and shared matters.

Firm Preferences stores your personal defaults for firm-oriented work, reducing repeated setup and shaping how answers are presented.

Account is where you inspect and manage your own identity, subscription information, email verification and account security.

Help is the built-in orientation guide inside the workspace, explaining what the product is for and how the main research tools differ.

The Light mode and Dark mode button changes the appearance of the interface. The label names the mode you can switch to.

The sidebar's navigation controls move you around the workspace and manage the space the menu occupies, including hiding and showing it.

Sign Out ends the current browser session and returns you to the sign-in page.