The law of many countries, ready for AI.

We make the law of many countries accessible — country by country.

We are drawing the map of the law — and marking its blank spots honestly.

Point-in-time legislation, sanctions-regime texts, and citation verification — machine-readable, in English, as an API and an MCP server (9 tools).

Our mission

Global legal transparency

Our method

Catalogue the world's law — national and international, country by country, source by source.

Our network

Monitors on every official source we cover, checked daily on a schedule — and watched for silent changes, not just outages.

Our standard

An honest map marks what is not on it yet — we publish coverage against the source, gap by gap.

Our product

A machine-readable record of the law and its changes, with AI-assisted monitoring and analytics.

Goal: the whole map

goal: every jurisdiction on the map — legislation and monitoring of its changes
Air
Montreal Convention 1999
14jurisdictions
covered today
The first ring — codes and constitutions
live now
Maritime
Hague-Visby & Hamburg Rules
29jurisdictions
under watch
110 official sources registered, 130 monitors, checked daily on a schedule
live now
Road carriage
CMR Convention 1956
4sanction lists
38,158 records
US OFAC, UK, EU, Canada — verbatim, each result carries the date its list was published or retrieved
live now
Trade
CISG, Incoterms, UCP 600
262jurisdictions
the whole map
Goal: legislation of all jurisdictions on the map and monitoring of its changes
the goal
Arbitration
New York Convention 1958

Achieved so far

3,388,263
Articles held in full text
Counted from official sources: 157,304 acts and 205,030 point-in-time editions (the amendment history). Moscow at the regional level — 1,812,779 articles, 102,431 acts — is counted separately and searched only when named (jur=ru-mow).
29
Jurisdictions under watch
14 of them already hold full text, constitutions and codes included. Russia: the federal level — 156 thousand acts, 3.30 million articles and points (count of 27 October 2026); other regional and municipal acts come next.
130
Monitors on official sources
Checked daily on a schedule and watched for silent changes — not just for outages.

Figures taken from the production database on 27 October 2026.

Who it is for

Who LexAtlas is for

One corpus, five different reasons to buy it — each of them a question that costs money when answered wrong.

LexAtlas
one legal knowledge base: point-in-time law, provenance, daily changes, API

Banks and compliance teams

Sanctions and counter-sanctions as texts of the regimes, not just name lists — with the date each rule started to apply.

International companies

Local law in English before you sign: what applies in the country, since when, and what has changed since the last check.

Law firms

The wording of a provision on any past date and a link to the official publication the text was taken from.

AI companies

Grounding data for legal models: verifiable articles instead of confident quotations of laws that never existed.

Consultancies and auditors

One corpus across jurisdictions — comparison without stitching together a different vendor for every country.

Why LexAtlas

All the pieces in one assembled layer.

Sanctions texts the rules, not the lists Point-in-time the law on any date Daily watch official sources Provable coverage against the source Every jurisdiction 262 on the map Your language originals stay authoritative Bills before they pass the pipeline API or seats data feed or workspace Sanctions texts Point-in-time Daily watch Provable coverage Every jurisdiction Your language Bills before they pass API or seats
Sanctions

The list says who. The text says what you may not do.

A name
where screening stops
The measure
38,158 held, each with its legal basis
The regime
104, tied to the act that created it
The text
the order, regulation or decree — verbatim
4 lists: US OFAC · UK · EU · Canada — 38,158 verbatim records, refreshed daily

Screen a name against the lists we hold

This is the live API answering — not a canned example. Companies, people, vessels and aircraft are all screened; every match carries the list it came from, how it matched and on what legal basis.

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A no-hit is not a clean bill. It means this spelling did not match the lists we hold at the moment of the query — not that the subject is unrestricted. The demo shows up to three matches and is rate-limited; the API returns the full set, the measure and the text that imposed it.
Legislative feed

What's new in the law — tracked daily

Adopted, signed, entered into force — captured per country with the date of the event.

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CIS
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Daily observation digest — updated every day.

Live API response

One call — with the source: where the text comes from, which version, and how confident.

Not a promise — the actual shape of every answer. Ask for a rule as it stood on any date, or screen a counterparty, and get the source, revision and confidence with it.

  • Point-in-time: the law as of any date — matters for disputes and audits.
  • Trust envelope: source, licence and confidence on every single answer.
  • Verbatim sanctions: measures quoted from the lists, never paraphrased.
lexatlas — api session
GET /v1/law/ru/civil_code/196?as_of=2018-06-01
{
  "article":   "196 — General limitation period",
  "as_of":     "2018-06-01",
  "text":      "The general limitation period is three years from the day…",
  "revision":  { "in_force_from": "2013-09-01", "basis": "Federal Law 100-FZ" },
  "provenance": {
    "source":     "pravo.gov.ru — official publication",
    "license":    "redistributable",
    "confidence": 0.99
  }
}POST /v1/screen  {"name": "…", "inn": "…"}
{
  "matches":  1,
  "lists":    ["US OFAC SDN", "UK OFSI"],
  "measures": "quoted verbatim from the list entry…",
  "screened_in": "0.4s"
}

MCP

Connect to your AI

Add LexAtlas to Claude, Claude Code, ChatGPT, Cursor or Gemini CLI with one address and a sign-in — no key to copy.

How to connect

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