Legal research grounded in primary sources. Legalcode gives ChatGPT direct access to statutes, case law, regulatory guidance, agreements, legislative history, and patents across more than 40 jurisdictions — tens of millions of indexed documents from official publishers, court databases, and regulatory portals — with human-readable citations and links to official materials, so you can verify conclusions against the original text instead of taking citations on faith.
Search goes far beyond full text. Sources are indexed with deep legal metadata, so you can filter by court, judge, counsel, party, outcome, cited legal basis, act type, issuing agency, or date — find the version of a law in force on a specific date, or jump straight to a known instrument by its official number or citation.
Fetch retrieves the text itself: a complete act or judgment, or one targeted provision — a single article or section — with the metadata to cite it.
Analyze turns the whole corpus into answers no single document holds: group decisions on a topic by year, cross-tabulate outcomes by court, chart a trend over time, or surface the legal bases courts cite most.
Trace follows indexed relationships: which decisions apply a law, what a judgment cites, which national law implements an international instrument, and the legislative history behind a provision.
Legalcode receives only your research queries — processed, never stored. Your documents stay in ChatGPT. Coverage varies by jurisdiction and source.