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I built a practice management app for law firms. Here's LexFlow Praxis.
Many small law firms still run on Excel, paper diaries and WhatsApp. Deadlines get missed, documents get lost, and billing happens at the end of the month from memory.
LexFlow Praxis puts everything in one secure place:
Cases, clients, hearings and deadlines in one view
A calendar that syncs with Google and Outlook
AI contract review against the firm's own rules
A knowledge graph that links notes, clients and cases
A built-in timer that turns hours into invoices
Templates in French and Arabic
Under the hood:
Angular • Spring Boot • Keycloak SSO • PostgreSQL • Docker
Multi-tenant, with each firm's data fully separated, and hosted in the EU.
I designed, built and deployed it end-to-end, on the same stack I use for banking and insurance clients.
Running a law firm? Book a free demo at lexflowpraxis.com
Building a SaaS? I can build yours too. Let's talk.
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