For lawyers who actually read what they sign.

Referent drafts, researches, and reads alongside you. Built for the small practice you actually run, not the AmLaw 100 brochure you don’t. Plain English. Cited footnotes. No platform speak.

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Cream & rose

Paper-stock cream behind deep brown ink, lifted by a single dusty-rose accent. The rose appears once per page — never twice in the same fold. Borrowed from a 1962 Penguin Classics dust jacket. Reduced.

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Foreground · ink

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Dusty rose

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04Product surfaceSidebar · Chat empty state

Same shell, quieter.

The marketing register doesn’t shout inside the product. The accent recedes; type does the work. A solo immigration lawyer can run this for nine hours and not feel managed by a brand.

What do you want to read first?

A draft, a memo, a citation check. Referent reads it alongside you, marks the parts worth pushing back on, and footnotes the rest.

Draft

Continuance motion citing the new I-589 backlog data.

Research

9th Circuit credibility-finding standards, last 24 months.

Read

Open the 38-page country-conditions packet and surface the four pages that matter.

Intake

Build a one-page client memo from the Tuesday-evening call notes.

Tell Referent what you want to read… ⌘ K Send