Every case arrives organized
Your firm gets its own link, yourfirm.sidqo.com. Clients explain their matter in a guided chat and upload their documents. You open a clean case file instead of chasing emails, screenshots and attachments.
No legal advice is ever given to your client by Sidqo. The advice is yours.
- Client intake in the client's language
- Documents read on upload, scans included
- Cases by link or by email
- Memo drafts for you to check
The first hour shouldn't be admin
- 01The story arrives in pieces.
One phone call, three emails, a forwarded screenshot, and the offer letter still hasn't turned up.
- 02Deadlines don't wait.
The 87 days to answer a Request for Evidence, the 180 days to file a charge with the EEOC, a security deposit clock that starts the day the tenant moves out. Time spent gathering facts is time taken from the matter.
- 03Free consultations add up.
You want to help everyone who calls. Not every call needs to start from zero.
Somewhere in the pile is the case.
Legal work often starts with a messy pile of information. Sidqo helps you start from the strongest version of your client's case, and build the strategy from there.
Client intake
Your client explains their matter from a phone, in their own language, with no account to create. You get a case file.
Your client tells the story on your link.
yourfirm.sidqo.com opens a guided chat. Your client confirms their email with a 6-digit code or Google, tells the story, and uploads documents as they go.
Your firm's name on the screen, powered by Sidqo underneath.
Their own language, Spanish included. The assistant answers in it. The screen itself comes in English, Chinese, Hindi, Tagalog, Arabic, Urdu, Bengali or Malayalam.
About 10 minutes, on a phone, with no app to download and no account to create.
Confidential to your firm, and kept out of search engines.
They write in their language. You read English.
Every document read, scans and photos included.
Dates, parties and reference numbers go into the timeline.
Gaps go back to the client. The chat asks only what the document leaves open.
Their words stay in the conversation log. You read the summary, the timeline and the memo in English.
Or your client simply sends an email.
Clients email [email protected]. The first email with a document opens a case. Every later email from that address joins the same file, with quoted replies stripped out.
Or open the case yourself. Add the client's name, phone and email. Sidqo writes to them in your firm's name, and their reply, attachments included, files itself on the case.
Built for a phone at 11 pm.
Real clients don't have every document on hand, and they don't finish in one sitting.
Skip a document and add it later. A sent case file stays open for late documents.
Come back later. A 6-digit code or Google sign-in picks up where the client left off.
Pick a language and the whole intake changes with it.
Add a document any time from the case file panel.
The dashboard
Every matter your firm is working on, with the case file, the memo and the export in one place.
Every matter, in one view.
Each case shows its area of law, its stage and its next date.
Search by case, client or number, and filter by area of law.
Your own subdomain, under your firm's name.
A case file that builds itself.
Summary, key facts, timeline and documents, sorted before you open the case. You start from the file, not from a thread of attachments.
Documents name themselves. IMG_7302.JPG becomes “Request for Evidence, USCIS” on screen and in every export.
Exhibit letters and Bates numbers freeze on first export, so your references stay put.
Late documents still land. You get an email for each one.
Export what you need: the documents as one Bates-numbered PDF, the memo as a Word file, and the conversation log as Markdown.
A first-draft memo, ready on arrival.
Once your client sends documents, the draft is waiting. It's a starting point you edit, not advice you rely on.
Marked for you to confirm. The draft cites no US statute or case yet. Where a provision decides a point, it writes [statute to confirm], and Points to check flags it.
A second opinion. A separate review reads the draft against the case file and quotes each passage it would question. It never rewrites your draft.
Comment, then revise. Highlight a passage, leave a comment, and revise the draft in one pass. Export it to Word when it reads right.
Ask the case.
Ask what is missing, get a summary before a call, or tell it what changed.
It answers from the file: what is on record, and what is still missing.
Edits are labeled. When it updates the case details, the timeline or the memo, it tells you what changed.
The dashboard, on a phone.
Attorneys read cases between meetings.
A Call button beside the client's number.
A stage on every case: New intake, In review, Active matter or Closed.
A name on every case, even when the client never gave one.
Every screen checked at phone widths.
Your clients' information
The intake collects and organizes. Your attorneys read the file and decide what happens next.
- Where it's stored
Case files and documents are stored with Supabase in London, UK. The app runs on Vercel in the United States. The AI models that read case files are run by Anthropic and Google.
- Who can see it
Only the people at your firm you give access to, and anyone you choose to share a case file with. Sidqo staff don't read case files except to fix a problem you've asked us to look at.
- AI training
Your clients' information is not used to train AI models.
- Deleting data
You can export a matter at any time and remove documents from it. To delete a whole matter, ask us and we'll delete it.
- No legal opinion to clients
The intake assistant gathers facts and documents. It never tells your client what the law is or what to do.
- Clients see their own file
A client sees their facts, documents and timeline. The memo stays with you.
Built with US firms, not just for them
Sidqo started in the UAE, where it helps small firms take in employment, tenancy and family matters. We're inviting a small group of founding firms in the United States to shape the US version: the intake questions, the document checklists and the statutes the memo draws on.
- Free during the pilot
- Your own branded link, set up for you
- A direct line to the founder, so your feedback shapes the product
There's no self-serve signup yet. Each firm is set up by hand.
Questions from firms
Does Sidqo give legal advice to my clients?
No. The assistant gathers facts and documents and acknowledges what the client says. It never tells them what the law is or what to do. Advice comes from you.
Does it know US law?
The intake and case file work for any matter today. The memo draft is being extended to US federal and state law with our founding firms. Always check any draft against the statute and the case law before relying on it.
Does it work in Spanish?
Yes. A client who writes in Spanish is answered in Spanish, and the summary, timeline and memo come to you in English. The buttons and labels around the chat come in eight languages today: English, Chinese, Hindi, Tagalog, Arabic, Urdu, Bengali and Malayalam.
What does it cost?
It's free for founding firms during the pilot. We'll agree pricing with you before the pilot ends, and nothing renews automatically.
How long does setup take?
We set up your branded link and dashboard for you, usually within two working days.
Can my clients use it on their phone?
Yes. It's built mobile-first, so clients can upload photos of documents straight from their phone.
Founder · DubaiAkhil Joy
More than 10 years building products at scale. “The name comes from sidq, Arabic for truthfulness. It’s the standard I want this work held to.”
- 2025 to 2026Careem and MagicStudio
Global Head of Design at Careem, then Head of Design at MagicStudio.
- 2023 to 2025Head of Design, Zepto
Built the design team as Zepto went from No. 3 to No. 2 in quick commerce.
- 2019 to 2023Swiggy
SuprDaily grew from about 6,000 to more than 210,000 daily customers.
- 2016 to 2019Uber
Design Lead for Uber for Business, India and ANZ. Co-founded Blink in 2020.
Be one of the first US firms on Sidqo
We're taking on a small number of founding firms. Tell us about your practice and we'll set up your link.
Sidqo provides legal information and workflow tools, not legal representation. Memo drafts are a starting point for the reviewing attorney.