Matters, deadlines and billing in one place — plus a legal bRRAIn that drafts and researches in the Kenyan advocate's voice, grounded in your firm's records and the official Kenya Law database.
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Every practice loses time and money in the same four places. IURIA closes each one.
“Have we billed? Has he paid? What's left?”
Fee-note follow-up lives in people's heads. Money leaks through the cracks.
“Where is that matter, exactly?”
The master diary and the morning briefing don't scale past a whiteboard.
“Didn't we research this already?”
Opinions get written once, then re-done — nobody checks if the law moved.
“Who's doing which half of this file?”
Delegation and follow-up reminders are verbal, so things quietly slip.
From intake to invoice, with an AI associate that has read every matter.
Ask about any matter, research Kenyan law, or draft in the advocate's voice. Every answer is grounded in your firm's own records — and every interaction is remembered. Powered by bRRAIn.
A 12-stage pipeline from intake to closure that replaces the master diary.
Stage fee notes on the ARO scale, WIP & ageing, M-Pesa reconciliation.
Real judgments from the official Kenya Law database — cited, with outcomes and live links.
Statutory and court deadlines tracked automatically. Never miss a date again.
Do the research once; reuse it forever — with freshness stamps when the law changes.
Structured onboarding with a conflict-of-interest gate before you take the matter.
We extract, structure, and embed your matters, contacts, documents and open fee notes into your own isolated database — so the system is never empty on day one.
Fee scales, document templates, matter checklists and statutory deadlines are set up around how your firm actually works across its practice areas.
Run the morning stand-up off the platform. Two weeks of hypercare, then IURIA is simply how the firm runs.
“Have we billed? Has he paid? What's left? Bill the next stage?”
Kenyan law firms hold their clients' most sensitive matters. IURIA is designed for that from the ground up.
Live client data lives in your firm's own isolated database — not pooled with anyone else's.
Designed around Kenya's Data Protection Act and ODPC expectations, with a s.42 data-processing agreement.
Matter-level isolation and confidentiality controls that respect advocate–client privilege.
Kumbuka drafts and researches; it never advises your client and won't invent a citation. An advocate reviews and signs.
A monthly subscription plus a one-off, severity-tiered implementation scoped to your firm's data.
Every user, from a sole practitioner upwards
Added per seat, only for the people who use it
10+ advocates, or more than one office
Kumbuka is priced per seat rather than bundled, because each question costs us model time on the day it is asked. A firm gives AI to the people who need it and pays for nothing else. Every other feature is in the platform seat. Implementation is scoped separately (Tier 1 around KES 40 to 80k, Tier 2 around 120 to 250k, Tier 3 around 300 to 600k) and guarantees a reconciled system with your own matters in it on day one.
Because it costs us money every time it is used. Every question Kumbuka answers runs a large model, and that bill arrives whether a firm asks one question a month or two hundred. If we folded it into the subscription, the firms that barely touch it would be paying for the firms that lean on it, and the price would have to rise for everyone. Charging per seat, in three tiers by how much that person uses it, keeps the platform seat low and lets a firm give AI to the advocates who will actually use it.
Yes. Each firm runs on its own isolated database — live client data is never pooled. The platform is built around Kenya's Data Protection Act 2019 and ODPC expectations, with matter-level isolation, confidentiality controls, and a signed data-processing agreement.
No. Kumbuka drafts documents, researches Kenyan law, and analyses your matters — but an advocate always reviews and signs. It won't advise your client directly, and it won't fabricate a citation. It's a tireless associate, not a replacement for judgement.
The official Kenya Law database (National Council for Law Reporting). Results are cited with the neutral citation, court, year, outcome and a live link to the judgment — grounded only in what the database returns, never invented.
It's a white-glove, roughly two-week onboarding. We inventory your data, run a test migration you validate, then cut over — so the system is populated and reconciled from day one. Implementation is scoped to how much paper and history you're bringing.
Yes. Fee notes are computed against the Advocates Remuneration Order scale, and payments reconcile against M-Pesa so you always know what's billed, what's paid, and what's outstanding.
See the full platform — matters, billing, deadlines and Kumbuka — loaded with a real Kenyan firm's practice.