Title reports, drafted from your schedules.
Lexeze drafts the devolution of title and the 84 findings. You review, edit and sign.
AI-assisted drafts, not legal advice. No advocate-client relationship is created. Terms and privacy
- findings drafted
- 84findings drafted
- Word file
- 1Word file
- drafting stages
- 6drafting stages
A model reads. Code writes.
The model only copies facts out of your notes. Everything exact is produced by code from fixed templates.
- 1ReadModel
Turns your notes into facts: parties, deeds, extent, dates.
- 2OrderCode
Puts the deeds in narration order and works out cross references.
- 3WriteCode
Turns each deed into a numbered paragraph from fixed templates.
- 4InferCode
Answers the 84 standard questions. Searches and inspections are flagged.
- 5CheckCode
Finds broken chains, missing document numbers and unnarrated deeds.
- 6RenderCode
Builds the Word file in the bank format.
Searches are yours to confirm.
Answers that claim a search or an inspection are marked and counted at the top of the report. The tool drafts; it certifies nothing.
- From schedulesWorked out by code from what you wrote in Schedules I to III.
- EditedAn opinion you changed. One click returns it to the drafted answer.
- VerifyStates the result of a search or an inspection. Proposed, never certified.
What it drafts.
| Devolution of title | The chain of title, from the oldest deed to the present owners. |
| Findings | The 84 questions of the bank format, each editable in place. |
| Checks | Broken chains and missing numbers, reported before you sign. |
| Output | A Word file laid out like the reference report. |
| Models | Gemini, Claude or OpenAI. Your notes go only to the model you pick. |
| Storage | Saved reports and client records are stored on the server. Read the privacy notice before entering client data. |
Try it on the sample matter.
A fictional matter loads in one click, every tab already filled in.