AI that explains itself

The AI is your organizer, not your lawyer.

LegacyPilot uses AI to summarize your answers, prepare drafts, find missing details, and create a clear review summary. A licensed attorney still checks the important legal decisions before signing.

AI plan status

Ready for review

5
Family summary

Complete

Document drafts

Prepared

Risk flags

3 found

Attorney notes

Queued

Customer-facing AI workflow

Every step tells the user what is happening and why it matters.

1
Listen

Turn your answers into a family picture

The AI organizes your answers into a simple summary: who you care about, what you own, and who you trust to help.

Behind the scenes

Normalize intake, detect missing fields, classify household complexity, and create a review-ready client profile.

2
Check

Spot anything that needs extra care

If something is more complex, like young children, a business, or mixed beneficiaries, we flag it instead of guessing.

Behind the scenes

Run risk rules for guardianship, business succession, beneficiary conflicts, trust funding gaps, and unsupported scenarios.

3
Prepare

Create a draft packet and checklist

You see the plan type, documents, missing details, and the questions an attorney should confirm with you.

Behind the scenes

Generate plan recommendation, document checklist, clause rationale, and attorney review notes.

4
Review

Send the important parts to an attorney

A licensed attorney reviews the flagged issues and either approves the packet, asks for changes, or recommends a call.

Behind the scenes

Route packet to attorney queue with SLA, risk flags, source data, and decision actions.

5
Guide

Help you sign and store everything

After approval, we guide you through signing, storing your documents, and updating your plan when life changes.

Behind the scenes

Unlock signing workflow, vault storage, trusted contact sharing, funding reminders, and annual review triggers.

Plain-English output

What the customer sees after AI prepares the plan.

Will

Says who should receive your property and who should carry out your wishes.

Trust

Can help your family avoid court delays and gives clearer instructions for certain assets.

Healthcare Directive

Names someone to make medical decisions if you cannot speak for yourself.

Power of Attorney

Names someone to handle money or legal tasks if you cannot.

Asset Checklist

Shows which accounts, property, and benefits may need updates after your plan is signed.

Attorney handoff

The AI flags complexity instead of hiding it.

High

Business ownership

Operating agreement and succession language require attorney review.

Medium

Minor children

Guardian selection and trust distribution ages should be confirmed.

Medium

Beneficiary conflict

Retirement beneficiaries may not match estate distribution goals.

Customer-friendly translation: “This part deserves a lawyer's attention before you sign.”