Before you start

A free template — not legal advice

This tool builds a starting-point draft of an internal AI policy from your answers, to help you put something sensible in place quickly. A few things to be clear about:

• It is not legal advice, and using it does not create a solicitor–client relationship with Steven Mather or anyone else.
• The draft is generic by design and may not fit your firm's circumstances. A qualified person should review and adapt it before you adopt it.
• Your answers are processed entirely in your browser. Nothing is sent to us or stored anywhere — close the tab and it's gone.

Free tool · solicitor-built

Build your firm's AI policy in a few minutes.

Answer a handful of questions and this assembles a tailored internal AI policy for your firm — covering the SRA Code, the Ayinde verification duty, client confidentiality and supervision. The tool was built by a practising solicitor; the policy it produces is a starting-point draft for you to review and adapt — not advice, and not reviewed by anyone.

🔒 Your answers never leave your browser. Nothing is stored or sent to us.

Your firm

Only what's needed to shape the policy. All optional — leave blanks and the draft uses sensible placeholders.
Used throughout the policy. Leave blank for [FIRM NAME].
The role overseeing AI use — often the COLP, a partner, or the firm owner.
Sets whether the policy names approved tools or allows any reputable one.
Comma-separated. e.g. Claude (paid), Microsoft Copilot, NotebookLM.
Tick the permitted uses. The policy lists these as approved.
The firm's stance on putting identifiable client information into AI.
Whether the policy commits to client-facing transparency.

Rolling this out across a firm?

A policy is the easy bit. Getting everyone actually using AI to one standard — with the verification built in — is what The Lawyer's Prompt firm licence is for. Leave your email and I'll send the firm-licence details. Optional, and only used for that.

No list, no spam — just the firm-licence information, once.