See the whole.Understandwhat matters.
From the first need to the documented file.
Legal analysis, sources attached.
CHLLMLEGAL
The matter is complex.
Your tool must be clear.
A legal question involves facts, texts and choices. CHLLM organises that work with you, from the first need to the documents that serve what comes next.
Your question opens the file.
Describe the situation. The framing assistant pins down the need, suggests the useful documents and explains the settings.
Your goal sets the measure.
Depth, sources, deliverables and budget: you know what is proposed before launching. Nothing starts without your agreement.
The result keeps its bearings.
The report, its sources and its limits, then the deliverables, all live in one structured file.
Less scattered information.
More perspective.
Your context goes in. Organised work comes out.
A need well stated.
Points to check.
Enough to move on.
Every statement
links to its source.
Excerpt from a real report (Standard · French law, July 2026 — 92 sources, 7,900 words, 31 minutes; in French). Hover a citation: the source opens, as it was verified.
Personal liability of a French SAS director in judicial liquidation
The action for insufficiency of assets requires a management fault that contributed to the shortfall [art. L. 651-2 C. com.]. Mere negligence by the director has been excluded since the Sapin II law, on a broad reading favourable to directors acting in good faith [Cass. com., 3 Feb. 2021]. The catalogue of faults remains well stocked: missing accounts, carrying on a loss-making business — even when committed during a prior receivership [Cass. com., 22 Jan. 2020].
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Sources.
Nuances.
Judgement.
A useful result lets you go back to the reasoning, find a reference and see what remains to be checked.
Read a real report (in French)The work does not stop
at an answer.
The framing proposes the deliverables that serve your goal. You choose what gets prepared.
Analysis report
The summary, the grounds and the limits of the file — every statement cited.
Document checklist
Attached documents, declared gaps and what remains to gather, with why and where.
Comparison & questions for an adviser
The options side by side, and the points a professional should arbitrate.
Letters & documents
An addressee, a purpose, a template to complete — several letters if needed.
The deliverables Pack is in invitation-only Beta: every deliverable is derived from the verified report, and one that is not applicable to your request is told to you as such. The full guide →
The right level.
At the right time.
The assistant recommends. You decide. Settings and cost are explained before you agree.
Frame my first requestEco / Standard / Deep
French law / Open web / Custom
Computer / Google Drive / Library
Proposed for your goal
Shown before launch
The same engine, other scopes.
French law by default. The research scope changes in one click: academic, scientific, medical, open web — or the domains you trust.
List the domains you consider reliable. CHLLM favours that scope. Any citation outside it is flagged in the report.
No. Describe your situation and the outcome you expect. The framing assistant proposes a starting point, explains depth and source scope, then lets you adjust them before you confirm the cost.
The framing suggests the useful documents and their role. You add them, or flag a document as unavailable: the analysis knows it, and the document checklist tells you where to obtain it.
In your folders. Each request keeps its documents, settings, report and deliverables, readable online and downloadable (Markdown, PDF, Word, and the Pack as a ZIP).
A chatbot answers in seconds, from memory or after skimming the web. CHLLM takes tens of minutes: it refines your question, launches several agents in parallel and reads hundreds of real pages. The result is a report where every statement is cited. You can verify what you read.
Every statement links to its source, which you can open and verify. Like any AI tool, CHLLM can be wrong. That is why everything is cited. Cross-check critical information before any decision.
From ten minutes for a quick answer to about an hour for an in-depth study, depending on the level you choose. You can close the tab: the search continues on our servers and the report waits for your return. A notification alerts you if you have enabled them.
CHLLM runs on credits, no subscription. An analysis consumes credits according to its depth, and the exact cost is shown before every launch. Framing a request (the assistant working the file and proposing the scope) is on us five times when you open your account; after that it costs one credit, deducted from the price of the analysis that follows. You top up with packs. A failed analysis is not charged.
Wherever you decide. Modes focus the search on the sources that carry authority in their field: Légifrance and the Cour de cassation for French law, PubMed for medical questions. The general mode opens the whole web. You can also build your own list of domains. Any citation outside your scope is flagged in the report.
Beyond the web, the researchers have dedicated access to some fifty official databases and registers: Légifrance (codes, statutes, official journal, collective agreements, company agreements, circulars), every French and European court (Cour de cassation, trial courts, Conseil d'État, Conseil constitutionnel, CJEU, ECHR), EUR-Lex, BOFiP, the company register and BODACC, SEC and AMF filings, public procurement (BOAMP, awards), the asset-freeze register and the UN list, patents, Eurostat, INSEE, the ECB, data.gouv, and the scientific databases (OpenAlex, Europe PMC, HAL, arXiv, ClinicalTrials). The text or figure is taken at the source, cited with its official URL, then verified after writing.
Yes. The framing Assistant reads your question and asks two or three questions if it is ambiguous. It rewrites a precise brief and recommends a level. You confirm or adjust before launch. Framing is free.
Yes, in invite-only Beta. You upload your documents (PDF, Word, Excel, text) or import them from Google Drive; the researchers read them, cite them page by page and confront them with public sources. They stay tied to your account, are never shared, and you can delete them at any time.
On top of the report: an executive summary, an action plan, the questions to submit to a professional adviser and the sources index with their verification verdicts. Each deliverable is derived from the verified report and checked against it, exportable in PDF, Word and Excel. Invite-only Beta.
Your searches are private and hosted in the European Union. They only become public if you create a share link. You can revoke it at any time.
French or English, your choice on every search. Source excerpts stay in their original language: an English report can quote a French ruling in the text.
No. CHLLM is a documentary research tool. It gathers and cites sources. It gives no legal advice, no medical opinion, no investment recommendation. Professional judgement stays yours.