Specialist AI for legal, healthcare, construction, the public sector, and SMEs — with human oversight and verifiable sources.
Trusted by leading organizations
What our customers say
“I use LEO every day; I wouldn’t want to be without it.”
The platform
Our AI products read your matter, consult the right sources, and turn them into clear, verifiable analysis — including visual scenarios and timelines.
Choose your specialist
Pick your role or field — and the platform automatically selects the right sources and assembles your own specialized agent, tuned to your practice.
Pick your role or specialization within the product for your field.
The product automatically selects the right sources, laws and guidelines.
Your specialized agent is ready — tuned to your field.
Example: e.g. choose between lawyer or notary in LEO.
Step into the PrudAI office and meet the specialist agents behind the work.
At PrudAI, we believe in collaboration between you and your AI colleagues. Below, you can explore our virtual office.
The PrudAI office
Specialist agents. One coordinated AI team.
Opening the PrudAI office and bringing each specialist agent online.
The PrudAI office
Trust in AI starts with clear control over data, behavior, and responsibilities.
That is why PrudAI is built as orchestrated AI infrastructure for professional teams, with human oversight, tenant isolation, auditability, and documentation that security, legal, and procurement teams can actually review.
Security & compliance
Operational trust model
PrudAI combines specialist AI products, platform governance, and reviewable output. Trust is reflected in how the system is operated, documented, and contractually supported.
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