
This episode discusses the launch of the HAQQ mobile app, which aims to improve legal accessibility worldwide.
In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady delves into the innovative world of legal technology with a spotlight on HAQQ, a pioneering legal artificial intelligence platform that has recently launched its mobile application globally. The HAQQ app, now available for free on both iOS and Android, aims to address the significant gap in legal accessibility faced by billions worldwide. With over 7,500 downloads since its initial release in May, the app is HAQQ's first consumer product, leveraging the same powerful engine used by law firms on its professional platform. The app is designed to help users review contracts, understand employment offers, draft agreements, and navigate legal language, all while maintaining a focus on structured legal reasoning rather than conversational text. HAQQ's mission, as articulated by Chief Executive Officer and co-founder Antoine Kanaan, is to democratize access to justice by providing a tool that empowers individuals to understand and engage with legal systems more effectively. The app is built on the Justinian Legal AI Engine, ensuring jurisdiction-aware analysis and workflow-connected intelligence. While HAQQ does not aim to replace…
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