Unlike keyword search, semantic search understands the meaning of your query. It finds relevant passages even when they use completely different words than your search — ideal for legal research where the same concept appears in many forms.
01. Upload Your Documents
Drag and drop PDFs into the left panel or click + Add PDFs. Each document is split into passages and indexed automatically. You can search across multiple documents at once.
02. Write Natural Language Queries
Ask questions the way you naturally would. Instead of keyword strings like "standing injury-in-fact concrete", try "What are the requirements for Article III standing?" or "When can a plaintiff establish injury-in-fact?"
03. Tips for Better Results
Be descriptive, not specific. Focus on the legal issue or concept rather than party names, dates, or case numbers. Broader questions like "What is the standard for granting summary judgment?" will outperform narrow keyword searches.
04. Review Highlighted Results
Click any result to jump directly to the relevant passage in the PDF viewer. Results are ranked by semantic similarity — the most conceptually relevant passages appear first.
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