ArchangelAI

Accra · Legal intelligence for Ghana & Africa

Understand the law.
Protect your future.
Powered by artificial intelligence.

Archangel reads Ghanaian law the way a senior advocate does — the Constitution, the Acts, the judgments and your own documents — then answers in plain English and shows you exactly which authority it relied on. Simple enough for a first question. Rigorous enough for a brief.

  • Answers grounded in the 1992 Constitution, the Acts and Superior Court judgments
  • Every proposition carries the authority it rests on
  • Documents encrypted at rest in an isolated vault

31

Primary authorities indexed

5

Specialist AI agents

1992

Constitution, fully mapped

Archangel Advocate
Recorded consultation

Authority relied on

[1]Rent Act, 1963 (Act 220)Recovery of possession and advance rentact
[2]Constitution 1992, art. 18Privacy of home and propertyconstitution
Every claim traceable

Replayed transcript · your questions run live

§Constitution 1992, art. 1§Constitution 1992, art. 2§Constitution 1992, art. 11§Constitution 1992, art. 14§Constitution 1992, art. 19§Constitution 1992, art. 20§Constitution 1992, art. 21§Constitution 1992, art. 23§Constitution 1992, art. 33§Constitution 1992, art. 266§Constitution 1992, art. 267§Labour Act, 2003 (Act 651), ss. 62–64§Labour Act, 2003 (Act 651), ss. 17, 20, 33, 57§Land Act, 2020 (Act 1036)§Companies Act, 2019 (Act 992)§Data Protection Act, 2012 (Act 843)§Rent Act, 1963 (Act 220)§Evidence Act, 1975 (NRCD 323), ss. 10–14§Alternative Dispute Resolution Act, 2010 (Act 798)§Intestate Succession Act, 1985 (PNDCL 111)§Borrowers and Lenders Act, 2020 (Act 1052)§Tuffuor v Attorney-General [1980] GLR 637§New Patriotic Party v Attorney-General [1993–94] 2 GLR 35§New Patriotic Party v Inspector-General of Police [1993–94] 2 GLR 459§Mensah v Mensah [2012] 1 SCGLR 391§In re Ashalley Botwe Lands; Adjetey Agbosu v Kotey [2003–2004] SCGLR 420§Majolagbe v Larbi [1959] GLR 190§Boyefio v NTHC Properties Ltd [1996–97] SCGLR 531§Attorney-General v Faroe Atlantic Co Ltd [2005–2006] SCGLR 271§Asare v Attorney-General [2003–2004] SCGLR 823§Zabrama v Segbedzi [1991] 2 GLR 221§Constitution 1992, art. 1§Constitution 1992, art. 2§Constitution 1992, art. 11§Constitution 1992, art. 14§Constitution 1992, art. 19§Constitution 1992, art. 20§Constitution 1992, art. 21§Constitution 1992, art. 23§Constitution 1992, art. 33§Constitution 1992, art. 266§Constitution 1992, art. 267§Labour Act, 2003 (Act 651), ss. 62–64§Labour Act, 2003 (Act 651), ss. 17, 20, 33, 57§Land Act, 2020 (Act 1036)§Companies Act, 2019 (Act 992)§Data Protection Act, 2012 (Act 843)§Rent Act, 1963 (Act 220)§Evidence Act, 1975 (NRCD 323), ss. 10–14§Alternative Dispute Resolution Act, 2010 (Act 798)§Intestate Succession Act, 1985 (PNDCL 111)§Borrowers and Lenders Act, 2020 (Act 1052)§Tuffuor v Attorney-General [1980] GLR 637§New Patriotic Party v Attorney-General [1993–94] 2 GLR 35§New Patriotic Party v Inspector-General of Police [1993–94] 2 GLR 459§Mensah v Mensah [2012] 1 SCGLR 391§In re Ashalley Botwe Lands; Adjetey Agbosu v Kotey [2003–2004] SCGLR 420§Majolagbe v Larbi [1959] GLR 190§Boyefio v NTHC Properties Ltd [1996–97] SCGLR 531§Attorney-General v Faroe Atlantic Co Ltd [2005–2006] SCGLR 271§Asare v Attorney-General [2003–2004] SCGLR 823§Zabrama v Segbedzi [1991] 2 GLR 221

Four users, one system

Someone with a problem

A landlord who changed the locks. A dismissal without a hearing. A plot with two indentures. Ask in plain English and get an answer with the law behind it.

A law student

Case briefs, doctrine taught at your level, a moot court that argues back, and marking that names the topic costing you marks.

A practitioner

Research that cites, a case file interrogated for evidential gaps, and contract review that ranks exposure by what it costs in money or time.

A business

Companies Act filings, employment documentation, data-protection obligations and regulatory alerts — without a monthly retainer.

The platform

Seven instruments.
One body of law.

Most legal software stores documents. Archangel reads them, argues with them, and tells you what it is unsure about.

01

Archangel Core

A legal mind you can interrupt

Ask in English, Twi-inflected English or the language of the statute. Core answers, shows the provision it relied on, tells you how confident it is in that grounding, and asks the one clarifying question that actually changes the answer.

  • Source cards on every answer
  • Confidence scored against the corpus, not vibes
  • Voice input for hands-free consultation
  • Threads that remember your matter
02

Legal Intelligence Engine

Search that reads

Retrieval across the Constitution, Acts, subsidiary legislation and Superior Court judgments — ranked by relevance and by weight of authority.

  • Similar-case discovery
  • Judgment summaries
  • Side-by-side case comparison
03

Case Intelligence

Your file, cross-examined

Upload pleadings, contracts, exhibits, a brief. Archangel extracts the facts, frames the issues, finds the governing law and scores the merits.

  • Strengths and weaknesses
  • Missing-evidence list
  • Merit estimate with reasons
04

Legal Academy

A professor, a courtroom and an examiner

Adaptive teaching from first-year foundation to practitioner, a case explorer built for exams, a moot court that argues back, and marking that tells you which topic is costing you marks.

  • AI law professor
  • Moot court simulator
  • Exam intelligence & study plans
05

Document Intelligence

The clause that will hurt you

Clause-level risk analysis with a plain-English translation beside the legalese, ranked by what it costs you in money or time.

  • Risk score with rationale
  • Missing-clause detection
  • Redraft suggestions
06

Legal Vault

Every document, findable

Encrypted storage with semantic search, smart folders that populate themselves by risk or practice area, version history and expiring access grants.

  • Search inside documents
  • Smart folders
  • Granular sharing
07

Business Legal Intelligence

Compliance without a retainer

Contract review, Companies Act filing calendars, employment documentation, governance duties and regulatory alerts for the Registrar, GRA, the Data Protection Commission and the Labour Commission.

  • Continuous compliance monitoring
  • Employment document generation
  • Regulatory alerts

Each instrument shares one retrieval layer and one citation protocol

The specialists

Not one chatbot with nine hats.
Nine ways of reading the same law.

Legal work is not a single skill. Finding authority, drafting a document, reading an exhibit, planning the next move, teaching a student and keeping a company compliant demand different instincts — so Archangel gives each of them its own agent, with its own reasoning posture and its own citation discipline.

One retrieval substrate, five postures. Each agent has its own reasoning temperature and citation budget — switching mid-thread keeps the conversation and changes the mind reading it.

Legal research & counsel

Archangel Advocate

Answers questions of law, finds authority, builds and tests arguments.

Resolves the question first, then shows the working: governing provision, application to your facts, what could defeat it, and the next practical step.

Statute and case law research
Argument construction and stress-testing
Plain-English explanation of any provision
Comparative Commonwealth authority

Try asking

What are my rights if my landlord locks me out without a court order?Explain the requirements for a valid land sale in Ghana.Can my employer dismiss me for misconduct without a hearing?
advocateAvailable on every plan

Legal Academy

The best law tutor in Ghana
is awake at 3am.

Built for the student at Legon or the Ghana School of Law, the pupil in chambers, and the practitioner who needs to be current on an area they last touched in 2019.

  • AI Law Professor

    Socratic

    Teaches at your level and moves when you do — foundation, intermediate, advanced, practitioner. One Ghanaian example per concept, then a question that tests whether it landed.

  • Case Explorer

    Briefs

    Every judgment broken into facts, procedural history, issues, holding, ratio decidendi and the exam angle — the brief you would have written if you had four hours.

  • Moot Court Simulator

    Advocacy

    Argue against an AI that plays the bench, opposing counsel or a difficult client. It interrupts, it presses on your weakest limb, and it scores your advocacy afterwards.

  • Exam Intelligence

    Marking

    Generates problem questions in the Ghana School of Law idiom, marks what you write against a rubric, and builds a study plan around the topics costing you marks.

Enter the Academy
Moot Court · Session 3Supreme Court of Ghana

The problem

The Minister for the Interior refused a permit for a rally in Kaneshie on grounds of “anticipated disorder”. Counsel for the appellant contends art. 21(1)(d) is engaged.

Bench

Counsel, you say the freedom is unqualified. Read clause (4) again. Is the Minister’s power not preserved by the very article you rely on?

You

My Lord, clause (4) permits restriction only where it is reasonably required. The Minister offered no evidentiary basis, and NPP v IGP holds that a permit requirement cannot become a licensing power.

Bench

Better. Now tell me what remedy you seek, and from which forum.

Advocacy score

76/100
Legal accuracy82
Use of authority74
Structure88
Response to the bench61

You conceded the evidential point too early. When the bench presses on clause (4), put the burden back: it is for the Minister to justify the restriction, not for you to disprove disorder.

Illustrative session · scenarios ship with the Academy

Why you can trust the answer

A hallucinated citation
loses cases.

Lawyers have been sanctioned in several jurisdictions for filing submissions containing cases that never existed. Archangel is built so that cannot be the failure mode: the model does not answer from memory, it answers from retrieved text, and it shows you that text.

1

Your question, expanded

Lay language is mapped onto the language of the statute — “locked me out” reaches recovery of possession, “sacked” reaches unfair termination — before anything is searched.

query expansion

2

The corpus, ranked

Full-text retrieval across constitutional provisions, Acts and judgments, weighted by relevance and by the authority of the source. A Supreme Court holding outranks a practice note.

weighted retrieval

3

Reasoning inside the extracts

The model answers from the passages it was given, not from memory. Where the passages do not settle the point, it is required to say so and label the reasoning as general principle.

grounded generation

4

Cited, then scored

Every proposition carries a bracketed marker back to the passage that supports it, and the answer closes with a grounding score you can argue with.

citation + confidence

What Archangel will not pretend

  • The corpus is labelled. The library ships with a curated extract of Ghanaian authority — load-bearing constitutional provisions, the statutes that dominate daily practice, and the judgments that appear in most arguments. It is marked as an extract everywhere it is shown, and it is not the gazetted whole.
  • Low confidence is shown, not hidden. When retrieval comes back thin, the score drops and the answer says which part is unverified. A quiet answer that sounds certain is the dangerous one.
  • This is not legal advice. Archangel is an intelligence layer. Where liberty, land title or a limitation deadline is at stake, it names the forum and tells you to instruct a licensed Ghanaian lawyer.

Grounding score

Every answer ends with a number: how well the retrieved authority supports what was just said. It measures grounding, not correctness — which is exactly why it is useful.

Well grounded · 91

Statute directly on point, judgment in support.

Partial · 44

Analogous authority only — verify before relying.

Shown on every response

Security & privilege

Legal work is
other people’s secrets.

A tenancy dispute, a redundancy, a land title, a shareholder fight — the documents users bring here are the most sensitive things they own. The architecture treats that as the first requirement, not a compliance page.

Encrypted at restServer-enforced permissionsAppend-only audit logAct 843 aware

Archangel is designed against the Data Protection Act, 2012 (Act 843): lawful basis, purpose limitation, data-subject access and deletion on request. Using the platform does not create a lawyer–client relationship, and it does not attract legal professional privilege. Where privilege matters, keep your lawyer in the loop.

  • Credentials never stored in the clear

    Passwords are hashed with scrypt and a per-user salt, and verified in constant time. Sessions are opaque 256-bit tokens; only their SHA-256 digest is written to the database, so a stolen table cannot be replayed against the app.

  • Documents isolated from metadata

    File bytes live in object storage keyed per workspace; only names, checksums and analysis live in Postgres. Encrypted in transit and at rest, with checksums on every version.

  • Access you can revoke

    Share a document with a colleague, a client or opposing counsel at read, comment or edit level — with an expiry date. Grants are enforced server-side on every request, not hidden in the UI.

  • A trail for everything

    Sign-ins, failed attempts, document reads, analyses and shares are written to an append-only audit log with actor, action, target and time. Repeated failed logins are throttled automatically.

  • Your matters are not training data

    Documents and conversations are used to answer your questions and nothing else. No cross-tenant retrieval: an answer can only cite the shared legal corpus and material inside your own workspace.

  • Environments that cannot leak into each other

    Every preview deployment runs against its own isolated database branch. Production data never travels backwards into a test, and a test can never write forwards into production.

Strict transport security · frame denial · no third-party analytics on document pages

Pricing

Priced for Ghana,
not converted from dollars.

A junior associate’s hour costs more than a month of Advocate. The free tier exists because access to legal information should not depend on being able to afford it.

Guardian

Freeno card

Anyone with a legal question and no budget for a consultation.

Start free
  • 25 grounded consultations a month
  • Full legal library search
  • 3 document analyses a month
  • Academy foundation track

Because “can he really do that?” should not cost GH₵ 400 to answer.

Most chosen

Advocate

GH₵ 245per month

Students, pupils, sole practitioners and small firms.

Start 14-day trial
  • Unlimited consultations across every agent
  • Case Intelligence with merit scoring
  • Unlimited document analysis
  • 20 GB Legal Vault with smart folders
  • Full Academy: moot court, exam marking, study plans
  • Research Agent multi-step briefs

Chambers

GH₵ 1,180per month · up to 6 seats

Chambers and in-house teams working the same matters.

Talk to us
  • Everything in Advocate, per seat
  • Shared matters and document permissions
  • Business Legal Intelligence & compliance calendar
  • Regulatory alerts for your sectors
  • 250 GB vault with version history
  • Audit exports

Enterprise

Bespokeannual

Banks, insurers, regulators, universities and government agencies.

Request a briefing
  • Private corpus ingestion — your precedents, your policies
  • SSO and role-based access control
  • Data residency and retention controls
  • Named legal-engineering support
  • API access for internal systems

Mobile money & card, billed in cedis

Cancel any time

50% student discount on proof of enrolment

Roadmap

Ghana is the proving ground.
Africa is the market.

A legal system is not a language model’s afterthought — it has to be read, weighted and cited on its own terms. Doing that properly for one jurisdiction is what makes the second one fast.

Live today

  • Grounded consultation across nine agents
  • Legal library retrieval with weighted authority
  • Case and document intelligence
  • Academy: professor, case explorer, moot court, exams
  • Encrypted vault with permissions and audit trail
  • Regulatory alerts and compliance calendar

Next

  • Voice consultation — speak your question, hear the answer
  • Counsel marketplace with verified Ghanaian advocates
  • Video consultations booked from a thread
  • Legal news intelligence, summarised daily
  • Native mobile app with offline briefs
  • Mobile money subscriptions and firm billing

On the map

  • Nigeria, Kenya and South Africa corpora
  • ECOWAS and African Union instruments
  • Court filing integrations
  • Enterprise private-corpus ingestion
  • Bar-accredited continuing education
  • French-language jurisdictions
Jurisdictions
GhanaIndexedNigeriaNextKenyaNextSouth AfricaPlannedECOWASPlannedRwandaPlannedCôte d'IvoirePlanned
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