Genie AI

Genie AI envisions a future where legal expertise is accessible to all, removing barriers created by traditional high legal fees and opaque processes. By harnessing cutting-edge machine learning and natural language processing, Genie AI is building sophisticated tools that transform how legal contracts are created, reviewed, and negotiated, enabling businesses to operate with greater confidence and efficiency.

Through a rigorous research-driven approach in collaboration with leading academic institutions, Genie AI creates AI systems that not only automate but deeply understand legal language and workflows. This empowers professionals worldwide with transparent, secure, and intelligent technology that adapts and improves through real-world use.

At its core, Genie AI exists to democratize the law by delivering innovative solutions that ensure businesses of every scale can leverage AI to protect their interests and advance their goals. It is forging a future in which legal processes are streamlined, accessible, and fundamentally transformed by the power of artificial intelligence.

When we first stumbled across Genie AI, we'll admit we were skeptical. Another AI legal tool promising to revolutionize contracts? We've heard that story before. But after digging into what founders Rafie Faruq and Nitish Mutha have built since 2017, we came away genuinely impressed.

The platform doesn't just generate basic contracts—it's creating 50+ page agreements across 120+ jurisdictions while maintaining a 92% acceptance rate from counterparties. That's not a typo.

What Caught Our Attention

The academic backing here is serious. We're talking partnerships with Imperial College, UCL, and Oxford—institutions that don't mess around when it comes to research credibility. This isn't some weekend AI project; it's deep learning and NLP developed with legitimate academic rigor.

But what really got us excited was their "open source the law" mission. Finally, someone's tackling the real problem: legal services shouldn't be a luxury good accessible only to companies with deep pockets.

The Numbers Don't Lie

With 150,000+ companies already on board—including 11 FTSE100 companies and 20 Global200 law firms—Genie AI has clearly struck a nerve. When Google Ventures leads your $17.8 million Series A alongside Khosla Ventures (early OpenAI backers), people take notice.

The security credentials are equally impressive. ISO27001 certification and a promise not to train their AI on customer data? In today's privacy-conscious world, that's table stakes done right.

Who Should Pay Attention

We see this as a game-changer for three groups: startups drowning in legal costs, in-house legal teams buried under routine contract work, and mid-sized companies stuck between DIY disasters and expensive law firm retainers.

The platform's ability to learn from user behavior and remember approved clauses means it gets smarter with use—exactly what you want from an AI assistant that's handling your legal documents.