About
DroitAI was born from a simple observation: French law is complex, and citizens need a reliable tool to understand their rights in everyday life.
Our mission
Every year, millions of people face legal questions — employment law, housing, family, consumer rights — without the means to consult a lawyer. Legal texts are written in technical language, scattered across multiple platforms, and often difficult to interpret without legal training.
DroitAI exists to bridge this gap. Our intelligent legal assistant analyzes your question, queries official French and European legal sources, and provides you with a clear, sourced, and understandable answer. We do not replace legal professionals: we give you the keys to understand your situation before consulting one.
Our ambition is to democratize access to law by making legal information as simple as a conversation.
How it works
Three simple steps to get a reliable legal answer.
Ask your question
Describe your situation in plain language. No legal jargon needed — DroitAI understands everyday language.
AI analyzes and researches
Our artificial intelligence identifies the relevant legal domain, queries official databases (Légifrance, Judilibre, EUR-Lex), and cross-references sources to ensure reliability.
Get a sourced answer
You receive a clear explanation with exact references to legal articles, case law, and applicable European texts.
Technology and sources
DroitAI relies on official legal databases to guarantee the reliability of every answer.
DroitAI also integrates data from INSEE, the land registry, the National Address Database, GéoRisques, and dozens of other public APIs to enrich its answers.
DroitAI in numbers
Who we are
DroitAI is designed and developed in France, on a simple conviction: technology can make the law more accessible without giving up any legal rigour.
Our approach is built on transparency: the official sources used are shown, our AI clearly states its limitations, and we systematically remind users that DroitAI is an information tool — not a substitute for a lawyer's advice.
Answers draw on a corpus of nearly 165,000 indexed official texts — Légifrance, the Conseil constitutionnel, the CNIL. Every answer points to the articles it relies on, and sources it does not use are not shown.
Official resources
Consult directly the sources DroitAI relies on:
About the author
Nicolas Lupu
Founder & developer of DroitAI
Software engineer specializing in artificial intelligence, Nicolas Lupu founded DroitAI with a simple conviction: access to law should not be a privilege. Developed since 2025, DroitAI covers four European jurisdictions and relies exclusively on official sources to guarantee the reliability of its answers.
DroitAI is not a lawyer and does not replace professional legal advice.