Roy

Roy is an AI-driven research tool built for legal teams working with French and European law. It pairs generative models with curated official sources so analyses point back to dated, identifiable material rather than floating off as unsupported assertions.

The service monitors a set of official repositories — the makers say 28 sources — and has indexed roughly two million French court decisions. Sources include Légifrance, the Cour de cassation, the Conseil d’État, the Conseil constitutionnel, CNIL, Journal officiel, EUR-Lex, the CJEU, the European Court of Human Rights, BODACC, INPI and data.gouv.fr.

Roy is designed to keep lawyers in charge. It links findings to original documents, presents alternative interpretations when they exist, and leaves final decisions to the user. It also offers governance features so organisations can control authorised sources, user roles and access rights, and monitor activity such as searches and matters processed.

• Source-linked legal analysis rather than opaque answers
• Coverage of French and European official sources, indexed case law
• Access controls, role management and executive visibility into usage
• Integrations with document storage and enterprise authentication (SharePoint, Google Drive, SSO, SAML)

Official site: https://roy.legal/