Project Lexora has been discontinued. This site is its legacy archive — the demo still runs.
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AI for law students · Türkiye

Transforming
Legal Research

Get instant legal insights from university-specific materials — tailored for law students in Türkiye.

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#02 — Tailored Intelligence

What is Lexora

Lexora is an AI-powered legal assistant built for law students in Türkiye. Trained on university-specific law textbooks and academic materials, it delivers fast, relevant answers rooted in the curriculum you actually study — and shows you the exact passages it relied on.

Whether you're preparing for exams, reviewing key concepts or working through a case problem, Lexora bridges classical legal wisdom with modern AI.

Announcement

The court is adjourned.

Unfortunately, Project Lexora has been discontinued.

We set out to give every law student in Türkiye a research companion that knew their curriculum and showed its sources. We built the retrieval engine, the reference system, the case-problem solver and the design you're looking at — but for several reasons, the project won't continue.

Rather than let the work disappear, it lives on here at lexoralegacy.tech. The legal knowledge base has been retired, but you can still step into the chat and see how Lexora would have felt — now answering from a general model, with a live knowledge graph that maps your conversation as it grows.

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Thank you to every student who tested, questioned and believed in it.
— The Lexora team

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