Legalo

Legalo is a legal-tech mobile concept — an “Inshorts for law” that turns long judgments, scattered legal news, and dense case material into a daily, digestible reading habit. The product serves lawyers, advocates, judges, law students, and corporate legal teams who need signal without sacrificing substance.

We designed the full product experience — research, information architecture, design system, and UI — with AI summarization and legal assistance planned into the structure from the start, not added as an afterthought.

• Judgments run to hundreds of pages

  Dense legal text resists quick scanning on any device — especially mobile.

• Resources are scattered

  News, digests, and reference material live across portals with no unified habit loop.

• Mobile legal UX is poor

  Most legal products feel like desktop archives squeezed onto small screens.

• Research eats billable time

  Professionals lose hours triaging what matters before they can act on it.

• Law Student

  Goal: Stay current without drowning in case law.

  Pain: Long readings compete with coursework and exams.

• Corporate Lawyer

  Goal: Scan regulatory shifts and precedent quickly.

  Pain: Too many sources, too little time between meetings.

• Independent Advocate

  Goal: Find relevant judgments before court.

  Pain: Research is manual, fragmented, and mobile-unfriendly.

1. Discover
2. Read
3. Save
4. Share
5. Return
6. Daily habit

We structured Legalo around a feed-first architecture. The atomic unit is a 50–60 word case summary card — scannable in seconds, deep-linkable to full context when needed. AI summarization and legal assistance sit inside the information architecture as first-class flows, not a bolted-on chatbot.

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Bottom navigation anchors the product; feed tabs organize content types within the daily habit loop.

Projected — concept project. These outcomes describe design intent, not shipped metrics.

• Designed to reduce daily research time through scannable summaries and unified feeds.
• Structured to build a return habit via personalization, bookmarks, and location-aware updates.
• Built to support AI-assisted summarization and legal Q&A without breaking trust.
• Prepared for development handoff with a complete screen set and design system.

1. Phase 1— AI research & voice summaries
2. Phase 2— Case comparison & court tracking
3. Phase 3— Offline & regional updates