Rendex exists because law firms shouldn't have to choose between productivity and privilege. Private cloud AI, sealed inside a hardware-attested confidential compute enclave, cited to the source.
Generative AI is transforming how legal work gets done. But for law firms, adoption comes with a problem most AI companies ignore: attorney-client privilege.
Many consumer and general-purpose AI tools require careful review of retention, review, and disclosure terms before they are used in privilege-sensitive workflows. For a law firm, that's not a privacy inconvenience it's a potential risk to privilege on every client matter processed through those systems.
In February 2026, a federal court made this explicit. Judge Rakoff ruled in United States v. Heppner that documents generated using consumer AI are not privileged. The reasoning was simple: when you share client information with a third-party platform that can review it, confidentiality is gone.
We built Rendex before that ruling because the legal analysis pointed in this direction. The ruling just proved the market needed to catch up.
AI that can't cite its work is useless to a lawyer. Every Rendex answer references the exact document, section, and page.
No shared tenancy. No third-party training. No terms of service that let anyone review your prompts. Every workflow runs inside a dedicated confidential compute enclave where not even the cloud operator can read plaintext.
Confidence scoring and per-sentence grounding checks flag unsupported claims automatically. The system tells you when to verify.
No hardware to procure. No servers to rack. We provision a dedicated confidential enclave on Azure in your region. Attorneys open a browser. That's the entire setup.
Matthew built Rendex to solve a problem he saw firsthand: law firms that wanted to use AI but couldn't get past the compliance conversation. The answer wasn't better terms of service it was hardware-attested isolation from every third party, including the cloud operator. Rendex runs inside a confidential compute enclave sealed at the hardware level, because cryptographic exclusion of outside parties materially reduces third-party disclosure risk in privilege-sensitive workflows.
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