HakiChain listening instrument
HakiScribe is a private legal work companion for Kenyan advocates, clerks, and chambers. It captures what is said in the room, protects privilege before models run, and prepares source-traceable drafts for human review.
Legal rooms already carry the hard work of listening. What often fails afterward is the handoff into letters, matters, notes, calendar entries, contacts, and billable time — especially when English and Kiswahili code-switch in the same conversation. HakiScribe keeps the spoken record inside a workspace, proposes structured work grounded in that record, and never treats unsupervised filing as success.
Detection proposes; advocates decide. Privilege and off-record lines can be locked before processing so those segments stay outside model context. Every claim in the Action Tray points back to a source line so a reviewer can verify before anything leaves the desk. Liability remains with the human who was always going to carry it.
HakiScribe is built as a listening instrument of HakiChain, based in Nairobi, Kenya. Parent organization: https://hakichain.com. Product: https://hakiscribe.hakichain.com/.