An AI research assistant that only answers from official Omani sources Qanoon.om, the Ministry of Justice, and the Official Gazette and always points to the exact article behind what it tells you.
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The primary sources exist scattered across Arabic gazette PDFs, a handful of legal databases, and law firm blog posts that don't always agree with each other or with the text itself.
This tool is built to sharpen the speed and quality of your research not replace it. You stay in the loop, and in the driver's seat, on every answer it gives you.
Google gets you to ten different summaries of a law, each phrased a little differently, none of them the actual article.
A chatbot will give you a confident, fluent answer about Omani law with no way to check it against the real text.
Law firm blogs and summaries are useful, but they age, simplify, and occasionally get the article number wrong.
No need to know the decree number or the right legal term ask the way you'd ask a colleague.
Qanoon.om, the Ministry of Justice, and the Official Gazette are checked before anything else.
Every claim is traceable to a specific decree and article number, linked back to the source.
Cut the time spent digging through gazette PDFs for a specific clause you already know exists somewhere.
A faster way to locate and understand the actual provisions you're studying, cited properly from the start.
Employment questions, contracts, tenancy get pointed to the real source instead of a forum guess.
This is a solo, self funded project not a company, not backed by anyone, and not something with a sales pitch behind it. It's built, it works, and it's currently being tested with a small group of real users before it goes any further.
English is strong. Arabic is workable but not yet where it needs to be that's the next thing being fixed, not something hidden.
Early access is free while this is being tested. If it ends up genuinely useful, a paid tier comes later for people who want deeper research nothing changes for free users without fair warning.