It reads documents and sources
It ingests the firm's case files and verified legal sources. It finds the relevant passages and stays with them. The answer doesn't drift away from the document.
MateMatic · European LegalTech infrastructure
A tool, not an oracle.
We build LegalTech that hides neither its sources nor its limits. PATRON, our first platform, works on the firm's own documents, shows where it knows the answer from, and lets you retrace the path to it.
Good legal technology doesn't replace judgment. It provides a basis, shows its limits and lets you retrace the path to the answer. That's how we built PATRON.
PATRON is a local AI platform for lawyers. It connects the firm's case files with Polish and EU legal sources - all locally, on your own hardware. Open source, an audit trail, the decision staying with the lawyer.
It ingests the firm's case files and verified legal sources. It finds the relevant passages and stays with them. The answer doesn't drift away from the document.
Every answer is tied to a source. PATRON tells a quote, a paraphrase and "no basis in the documents" apart. It doesn't mask uncertainty behind fluent language.
It records the path to the answer, the sources used and the operations run. You can check, retrace and challenge the result before it reaches a filing or a client.
Most legal AI sends the case file to someone else's cloud. We took the opposite path - the data stays where the duty of confidentiality lives, and the compliance burden becomes an architecture, not a promise.
PATRON runs on the lawyer's own machine. Sensitive matters can run on a local model and stay fully offline. Confidentiality stops being a policy you trust and becomes a property of where the work happens.
A law firm running AI answers to several regimes at once - GDPR, the EU AI Act (high-risk), professional secrecy. We design for transparency, human oversight and an audit trail from day one, not as an afterthought.
PATRON is open source (AGPL-3.0). You can read how it grounds an answer, verify the audit trail offline, and own the engine rather than rent it. The intelligence is replaceable; the structure around it is yours.
References to the EU AI Act / GDPR reflect MateMatic's reading, not a position of the Polish bar associations.