Frequently asked questions

DroitAI is an AI-powered legal assistant designed to help individuals understand their rights. Unlike a generic chatbot, DroitAI draws on the official sources of French law (Légifrance, the Code du travail and the Code civil — France's labour and civil codes — and case law) to build its answers. The legal articles and court decisions selected for an answer are shown beneath it, so you can check them (on the Free plan, the preview of a document analysis shows only the verified texts it cites, and sometimes none). DroitAI covers employment law, housing law, family law, consumer law, property law and administrative law.

No. DroitAI is a legal information tool, not a law firm. It helps you understand your rights, identify the applicable legal texts and prepare your next steps. For complex situations (disputes, court proceedings, drafting legal instruments), we recommend that you consult a lawyer or another legal professional. DroitAI can nevertheless help you prepare for your appointment by clarifying the legal issues in your situation.

DroitAI uses advanced artificial intelligence models combined with a legal database and live searches of official sources. When you ask a question, the AI analyses your situation, identifies the areas of law involved, searches for the applicable texts (for French law, on Légifrance and in case law), then writes a clear answer and shows the selected sources beneath it (on the Free plan, the preview of a document analysis shows only the verified texts it cites, and sometimes none). The system also has built-in calculators (severance pay, child support, notary fees, etc.) that the AI can call automatically when your question requires it.

DroitAI currently covers 4 European jurisdictions: France, Germany, Belgium and Romania. For each country, the AI consults official local legal sources; for Belgium, these are a selection of codes and laws. The interface is available in French, English, German and Romanian. European law (EU regulations and directives) is also covered via EUR-Lex for all four jurisdictions.

DroitAI offers 13 free calculators for French law, no account needed: Severance pay, Mutual termination (rupture conventionnelle), Notice period, Overtime pay, Unemployment benefit (ARE), Daily sickness benefits, Work accident benefits, Child support, Notary fees, Rental deposit, Legal aid, Compensatory allowance on divorce (estimate), Wage garnishment. They are all gathered on the Calculators page (droitai.app/calculateurs). The calculators themselves are in French.

Yes. DroitAI offers 83 legal document templates for France, Romania, Germany and Belgium. For France, they cover in particular employment law (resignation letter, challenge to a dismissal), housing law (mise en demeure, a formal notice; congé du locataire, the tenant's notice to leave), consumer law (complaint, withdrawal from a purchase), family law (request for child support, pension alimentaire) and administrative law (recours gracieux, asking the administration to reconsider its decision; challenge to a CAF overpayment). Some templates are available on the Free plan; the others require the Essentiel or Pro plan. When you open a template from a conversation, the AI automatically pre-fills the fields based on your situation (this pre-fill counts as one use). You can then download the document as a PDF.

Document analysis lets you upload a legal document (employment contract, lease, general terms and conditions of sale, etc.) as a PDF or text file and get a detailed analysis by the AI. DroitAI identifies problematic clauses, compares them with the applicable legal texts and flags the points that need your attention. This full analysis, with recommendations, is available on the Essentiel plan (10 documents per month) and the Pro plan (100 documents per month). The Free plan allows 1 document per month, analysed as a preview: what the document is, the amounts, the deadlines, the possible directions and what is missing, without recommendations or a model letter.

DroitAI relies on official legal sources: Légifrance (codes, laws, decrees), Judilibre (case law of the Cour de cassation, France's highest court for civil and criminal matters) and the equivalent databases for the other jurisdictions. It also uses Service-Public's Annuaire de l'administration (the French public-services directory) to find the contact details of a mairie (town hall), a préfecture, a tribunal, the CAF or the CPAM. The official texts selected for an answer are shown with it, together with their reference (article number, decision date, etc.) and, when available, a link so you can check them; not every answer shows any. Even so, the AI can make mistakes, in its interpretation as well as in the articles it cites. If in doubt, always check the sources cited.

DroitAI offers a Free plan that includes 3 free uses per month, 1 document per month (with a preview analysis) and access to the legal calculators (French law). For more intensive use, two plans are available: Essentiel at €9.90/month (400 uses/month, 10 documents/month with full analysis, history with no time limit, Real Estate Dashboard) and Pro at €24.90/month (1,000 uses/month, 100 documents/month, document analysis, French case law statistics, Real Estate Dashboard). All plans include access to the 4 European jurisdictions.

To ask a free legal question on DroitAI, simply create an account (free sign-up with your email address, Google or Apple) and open the chat. The Free plan gives you 3 free uses per month, with no commitment and no bank card required. Official texts shown below an answer come with their reference and, when available, a link so you can check them. If you need to ask more questions, you can switch to a paid plan at any time.

Yes, you can cancel your subscription at any time from your account settings. Cancellation takes effect at the end of the current billing period. You keep access to all the features of your plan until that date. After that, your account automatically returns to the Free plan. Your conversations and documents are kept, and your documents remain accessible; on the Free plan, the chat history only shows conversations started in the last 7 days.

DroitAI covers French employment law, including: dismissal (licenciement: procedure, severance pay, challenging it), rupture conventionnelle (termination by mutual agreement: negotiation, calculating the payment, time limits), resignation (notice period, entitlement to unemployment benefits), employment contracts (CDD fixed-term, CDI permanent, clauses), working time (overtime, rest periods, paid leave), psychological harassment (harcèlement moral) or sexual harassment, discrimination, pay (SMIC — the French minimum wage, bonuses, equal pay), workplace accidents and occupational diseases. Articles of the Code du travail (French Labour Code) and court decisions shown below an answer come with their reference, so you can check them.

Yes. DroitAI covers housing law and property law: residential leases (rights and obligations of tenant and landlord), eviction (procedure, time limits, trêve hivernale — the winter ban on evictions), security deposits (return, deductions), neighbour disputes, copropriété (co-owned buildings), property sales (compromis de vente, acte authentique, notary fees), property diagnostics, the anti-squat law, DALO (droit au logement opposable — the enforceable right to housing) and housing benefits (APL, ALF, ALS). The Property Dashboard (Essentiel and Pro plans) brings together public data for an address in France, where available: sale prices, the spread of DPE energy ratings, natural and technological risks and public services for the municipality, plus planning rules (PLU) and the land registry (cadastre) at the address itself.

Besides employment and housing law, DroitAI covers: family law (divorce, maintenance payments or pension alimentaire, child custody, inheritance, PACS — the French civil partnership), consumer law (guarantees, right of withdrawal, disputes with traders, surendettement — over-indebtedness), administrative law (appeals, building permits, immigration law, DALO), tax law (income tax, taxe foncière — property tax, capital gains) and general criminal law (filing a complaint, garde à vue — police custody, victims' rights). You do not need to choose the area of law: texts related to your question are searched for automatically.

Yes. DroitAI is subject to the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). Your conversations and documents are encrypted in transit (HTTPS). Your data is passed to the providers the service needs in order to run, in particular for hosting, artificial intelligence models, payment and sending emails. We do not sell your data to anyone. The application's server code runs in Frankfurt (Germany); some providers, including AI model providers, are located outside the European Union. In your account settings, under “Data”, you can export your data (account, conversations and the list of your documents) or delete your account at any time. To exercise your GDPR rights (right of access, rectification, erasure and portability), you can also write to us at contact@droitai.app.

No. DroitAI does not use your conversations to train AI models. The models used by DroitAI are supplied by third-party providers (Google Gemini, Mistral AI, Groq and DeepSeek): your questions and, where applicable, your documents are sent to them to produce the answer to your request.

You can delete your account in your account settings, under “Data”, with the “Delete my account” button. Deletion is immediate and irreversible: your account, your conversations and your documents are removed from the app, and any current subscription is cancelled straight away, without waiting for the end of the period already paid. The files you uploaded are erased from storage at the same time. You can also export your data before deleting your account (“Export my data” button). For any other request about your data, or if you run into difficulties, contact us at contact@droitai.app.