We built HAQQ because understanding legal situations shouldn’t depend on who you know or whether you can afford to “just ask a lawyer.” Today, HAQQ Legal AI is available on mobile. Upload a contract. Ask a legal question. Get structured, jurisdiction-aware legal work with risk flags and exportable outputs. Not generic chat. Legal reasoning powered by Justinian®. Know exactly where you stand, wherever you are.
Can HAQQ explain legal risks in plain language for non-legal professionals?
Have you considered adding a collaboration mode where lawyers and clients can review AI-generated drafts together?
Can users compare multiple versions of a contract and identify legal changes automatically?
how HAQQ handles jurisdiction-specific regulations. Does the reasoning adapt automatically based on the uploaded document?
Love the mobile-first approach. Most legal issues happen away from a desk, not while sitting in front of a computer. :D
The ability to upload a contract and instantly get risk flags sounds incredibly useful for founders and freelancers :))
@stephane_boghossian When a contract includes a choice-of-law clause that points to a different jurisdiction than where the user actually operates — which jurisdiction’s law governs your risk analysis, and can you flag the delta between them when courts in the user’s location have historically overridden those clauses?
I can see founders, freelancers, and small business owners getting a lot of value from this. Many legal questions come up long before someone is ready to hire a lawyer.
I can see founders, freelancers, and small business owners getting a lot of value from this. Many legal questions come up long before someone is ready to hire a lawyer.
The contract analysis use case caught my attention. Being able to spot risks quickly from a phone could save a lot of time during early reviews.
Love seeing legal access pushed down to "anyone with a phone." I work in fraud/scam protection and the hardest part for victims is almost never the law itself — it's not knowing they have options, or being too ashamed to ask. Curious how you're handling the trust/accuracy bar on high-stakes questions where a wrong answer does real damage. Congrats on shipping.
Everyone's tried to make a base LLM a lawyer. Everyone knows how that goes.
Jurisdiction-aware reasoning with risk flags is a different thing entirely. What does Justinian actually add on top of a base model?
The UX looks fantastic! I double down on @vikramp7470 , lower the barrier to entry for legal clarity is great.
What document types does it handle beyond PDF? Could I attach an xlsx for example?
Interesting! I have seen one of my acquaintance also also build an agent to help people talk legalese.
do you also support contracts, TnC, Privacy policies, Refund policies for SaaS while being aware of differences in laws of different countries?
Loving the focus on lowering the barrier to entry for legal clarity. access to justice is a real mess for small teams and freelancers qq. how does it handle multi-language contracts? @stephane_boghossian
About HAQQ Legal AI on Mobile on Product Hunt
“Bringing legal understanding to anyone with a phone”
HAQQ Legal AI on Mobile launched on Product Hunt on June 22nd, 2026 and earned 305 upvotes and 19 comments, earning #3 Product of the Day. We built HAQQ because understanding legal situations shouldn’t depend on who you know or whether you can afford to “just ask a lawyer.” Today, HAQQ Legal AI is available on mobile. Upload a contract. Ask a legal question. Get structured, jurisdiction-aware legal work with risk flags and exportable outputs. Not generic chat. Legal reasoning powered by Justinian®. Know exactly where you stand, wherever you are.
HAQQ Legal AI on Mobile was featured in Legal (6.2k followers) and Artificial Intelligence (473.4k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 109.6k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
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Stephane Boghossian
Most AI tools optimize for answers.
Legal work requires structure.
When you ask a generic chatbot to analyze a contract, you get commentary.
When you use HAQQ, you get a formatted risk memo you can export.
We built HAQQ because legal drafting shouldn’t cost $300/hour for a first draft.
It should start structured.
Happy to answer anything today.