JDHukum reads the documents your firm already has — statutes, contracts, pleadings, opinions — and answers questions about them by quoting the passage that settles it, word for word, cited to the page.
A general-purpose chatbot will answer a legal question confidently and from nowhere in particular. That is worse than useless in a submission. JDHukum only answers from documents you have given it, and it shows you the sentence it used.
“What is the maximum penalty for this offence?”
Asked against one folder — the statutes for this matter, nothing else.
“…dipidana dengan pidana penjara paling lama 4 (empat) tahun atau pidana denda paling banyak kategori IV.”
Illustrative. In the product each quote carries its document name and an exact locator, and is copied character-for-character from your file.
Ask a question in plain language and get the passage that answers it, with the document and the article number attached. The reading you would have done to find it is the part that disappears — not the reading you do to check it.
Answers are assembled from passages copied character-for-character out of your own files. Nothing is paraphrased into something you then have to verify, and nothing is invented — if the documents do not cover the question, the answer says so.
Each matter is its own folder with its own index. A question asked against one client's folder cannot reach another's, and the boundary is enforced on the server, not in the interface.
Upload the PDFs. Ask the question. There is no query syntax to learn, no prompt to engineer, and nothing to configure before the first answer.
What you see is the exact text cut from your document. The wording is checked against the source before it is stored, so a quote can be pasted into a submission without re-typing it from the original.
Each quote carries its document and an exact locator — page 12, paragraph 2 — so anything the answer says can be opened and read in context.
Answers are scoped to exactly one folder. There is no global search across everything you have ever uploaded, by design.
PDF, Word, Markdown, plain text, HTML and CSV. Scanned documents are put through OCR in the browser before indexing.
Statutes, contracts and internal memoranda in either language, in the same folder, answered in the language of the question.
An administrator creates each account and sets its password. There is no public sign-up and no one else in the building can open your folders.
A running total of what the firm has spent, in Rupiah, on the same screen as everything else. No per-seat surprise at the end of the month.
It runs in the browser. There is no server for your IT to keep alive and no software on anyone's laptop.
No card, no per-seat commitment, and no sales call unless you want one. Tell us about the firm and we will have a workspace ready for you.
Questions before you commit to even that? Write to zoeclouds88@gmail.com.