Legal intelligence for regulated technology.
We apply AI to regulatory and legal work at every level, from self-serve tools to agentic workflows and an API you can build on.
The tools, live today.
Self-serve tools you can use now: ask a regulatory question, screen your marketing copy, or track regulatory change. Each answer is drawn from primary law, with the source behind it.
Compass
Primary-law AI engine
Ask a regulatory question and get an answer grounded in the actual legislation, with the specific provisions it relies on, not a general model’s best guess.
Atlas
Marketing compliance screener
Paste in your marketing copy and Atlas checks it against the major advertising rules in seconds, so you catch problems before they go out.
Horizon
Regulatory-change monitor
Track regulatory change across dozens of regulators. Horizon reads each update, summarises what it means in plain English, and alerts your team.
Web tools for your compliance.
Self-serve tools that do regulatory work on demand. The engine indexes the specific legislation that applies and traces each answer back to it, so results are precise and checkable.
Agents for regulatory and legal work.
Beyond the self-serve tools, we build agents that keep working in the background: software that watches what changes, moves the routine compliance work along, and acts on the same intelligence layer the tools are built on. You stay in control; the agent does the chasing.
Need something specific? We build agents around your product, your jurisdictions, and your workflow, on the shared intelligence layer.
New guidance on stablecoin reserves
Update needed: Project X · MiCA whitepaper §4.2
RTS on CASP authorisation procedure
No impact on your filings · Art. 59
UK crypto promotions: deadline extended
No action required
Orb: reuse compliance work across jurisdictions.
Pick a jurisdiction to see how much of it you already satisfy, and exactly what is left to close. In development with design partners.
European Union
LicensedFully covered. Nothing left to close here.
Do the work once and Orb measures how much of the next jurisdiction you already satisfy, then shows you the exact gap. Every filing it processes sharpens the map for everyone on it.
Call the engine, or run it under your own brand.
Build on the API
One API for grounded answers, screening, classification, and regulatory change feeds. Use it to add a compliance check at sign-up, a regulatory Q&A box in your product, or a change feed in your dashboard.
White-label the engine
Run our tools and agents under your own brand and domain. You get the engine and ongoing corpus updates; the corpus and the models stay with us. Available by application.
General AI can get regulation wrong, and most tools were built for someone else.
General AI may hallucinate
Ask a general model a regulatory question and it can answer fluently but get the law wrong. Confidence is not grounding.
Enterprise tools are built for enterprises
Most enterprise compliance platforms are designed and priced for large institutions, which puts them out of reach for smaller and earlier-stage teams.
We pair regulation with engineering
Hands-on regulatory experience combined with our own engineering, so we move quickly and deliver answers and actions inside your own workflow.
Behind the engine, a working legal practice.
licentium.ai is the software. licentium.io is the practice that informs it: licensing and authorisations, digital-asset and AI regulation, and the analysis the team publishes as it works. When a question needs judgement rather than a tool, that is where it goes.