About LexForge

Built because retyping a 1987 lease is nobody's job.

LexForge started with one costly job: turning old scanned leases, contracts and correspondence back into editable Word. Firms paid people to retype them, or used basic converters that left the page hard to edit.

LexForge returns an editable Word draft with headings and numbering, keeps the wording read from the source, and marks uncertain words for review. House Styles applies your firm's formatting.

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Company
LexForge Ltd
Registered
England and Wales
Company no.
17219268

How we work

How LexForge handles each document.

01

Flag uncertain words

LexForge marks uncertain words for human review instead of silently changing them. Your team makes the legal judgement.

02

Keep the client's wording

LexForge rebuilds formatting and structure, then checks the draft against the words read from your file. Wording is kept as read, never rewritten by AI. Every scan comes back as a review copy, with uncertain words highlighted for you to check against the original. How the wording check works.

03

Keep document structure editable

Headings, numbering, definitions and tables remain editable Word structure instead of becoming a picture of the page.

Working with LexForge

What to expect.

Ready without an implementation project

Sign in, upload a document and download a Word file. There is no integration or onboarding call.

Private by default

Documents are stored and read in the UK. AI processing runs in the EU with storage switched off. Customer documents are never used to train a model.

Talk to us

Questions before you start?

Ask us about the product, a trial or a security review. support@lexforge.app

LexForge is LexForge Ltd, registered in England and Wales (company no. 17219268). It is not connected to any other company or product that uses the LexForge name.