Sidqo for Lawyers launched on 9 August 2026. Something has shipped most weeks since, and little of it was announced. This series covers what changed, one piece at a time.
One link per firm
A firm gets its own link, yourfirm.sidqo.com, carrying the firm's name. A new client opens it instead of starting an email thread and a folder of loose attachments.
A guided intake in eight languages
The client opens the link on a phone and picks English, Arabic, Hindi, Urdu, Bengali, Tagalog, Malayalam or Chinese. A calm chat asks what happened and asks for the documents that support it, one at a time. A live case file shows the client what is still missing.
There is no account to create and no app to install. The client sees a timeline and an inventory, never a legal conclusion.
Every case arrives organised
The lawyer signs in with Google on the same link. Every case sits on one screen with its legal area and the date it arrived. Open one and the summary, key facts, timeline, documents and the full conversation log are already there.
A memorandum draft, waiting
Once the client has sent documents, the draft is ready. It is built from the documents and the conversation, and it cites the UAE statutes it relies on. The lawyer checks it and decides. It exports to Word, and it can be redrafted when new documents arrive.
Set up by hand
There is no self-serve signup. Each firm is enabled around how it already works, and where client data is stored and processed is agreed with the firm.
See it working
Both demos are open, with no sign-in: the lawyer's dashboard with ten sample UAE matters, and the client intake in all eight languages.
Open the demosNext in the series: how a case file leaves the firm as one package.