Five AI platforms for legal education
Built for Tashkent State University of Law. Ask a legal question, generate a lesson, analyse a case, grade a paper or close out an exam — in Uzbek, Karakalpak, Russian and English.
Lawify
AI legal counsel
Learnify
AI lesson generator
Casify
Case memo AI
TSUL Midterm
AI essay grading
TSUL Finalizer
Final exams & grades
One snow leopard cub, five jobs. Pick the one that matches your task — every card below opens that platform.
The ecosystem
Each one does a single job properly rather than everything vaguely. They share a mascot, a design system and an account — not a codebase.
lawify.uz
Ask a legal question in ordinary language and get a structured answer grounded in Uzbek law. Follow it up in conversation, draft the document you need, or hand it a case to analyse.
tsul-learnify.uz
Pick a module, an academic level and a depth, and get a structured lesson in seconds. Every lesson is a smartbook: diagrams for procedures, cited sources, a quiz, and a tutor that answers follow-up questions on it.
tsul-casify.uz
Give it the facts and it returns a professional memo in IRAC form, the counterarguments opposing counsel would raise, a timeline that flags limitation periods, flashcards for revision, and an audio briefing you can listen to on the way in.
tsul-midterm.uz
Upload student work one paper at a time or a whole class at once. Every paper comes back with rubric-based scores, written feedback, and an integrity report covering both source similarity and AI-writing signals.
tsul-finalexam.uz
Assess final-exam answers with AI grounded in live lex.uz, then see the whole cohort: score distributions, class reports and a grade book you can export.
How it works
Every platform follows the same shape, so learning one teaches you the rest.
Choose by the job you have in front of you, not by your job title.
Type the question, paste the facts, or upload the file.
You get a structured result with its sources shown. The AI drafts; you decide.
Not sure where to start
Tell us what you are, and we will point at the two or three that will actually help.
At a glance
The honest version. A blank cell means the platform does not do that — not that it does it badly.
| Capability | Lawify |
Learnify |
Casify |
TSUL Midterm |
TSUL Finalizer |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Conversational Q&A | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Upload your own documents | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Generates teaching material | No | Yes | Yes | No | No |
| Rubric-based grading | No | No | No | Yes | Yes |
| Batch processing | No | No | No | Yes | No |
| Integrity / AI-writing detection | No | No | No | Yes | No |
| Audio briefing | No | No | Yes | No | No |
| Charts and cohort reports | No | No | No | No | Yes |
| Cited sources | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| All five languages | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Scroll the table sideways to see every platform.
Roadmap
Dated and specific. If something is not on this list, it is not being worked on yet.
Lawify, Learnify, Casify, TSUL Midterm and TSUL Finalizer are in production on their own domains, each with its own AI workflows and its own data.
A shared identity layer across the platforms, and full localisation into Uzbek Latin, Uzbek Cyrillic, Karakalpak, Russian and English — Karakalpak included as a first-class language, not an afterthought.
Learnify and Casify now generate from documents you upload — lecture slides, textbooks, worksheets, recordings — and cite every claim back to a page, a slide or a timestamp instead of answering from general knowledge.
Click and Payme checkout for the paid tiers. Bank transfer works today and is the supported route until the gateways are live.
Department-level grade analytics and integrity trends, and submission of assignments straight from the university's own learning-management system.
iOS and Android apps for the platforms students use most. Everything is already usable in a mobile browser; this is about offline reading and notifications.
Ask the assistant
The assistant knows the five platforms, what OXFORDER is, and which tool fits which job. It is not a lawyer and it does not give legal advice — for that, use Lawify.
The assistant can be wrong. Check anything that matters, and never rely on it for legal advice.
OXFORDER assistant
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About
OXFORDER is an AI software company in Uzbekistan, working on systems for law, education and institutions.
The principle across all of them is the same: the AI drafts and shows its sources, and a person decides.
Quick reference
The terms that come up when you use these platforms. Tap one.
