Who would have ever known it was even possible? We tailor the noise to your areas of expertise — cutting through the wire to deliver only the law that actually matters to your practice.
We believe that the law deserves to be read, not just received — and that compliance, done well, can feel less like surveillance and more like a beautiful story.
Francisco de Abreu Duarte, one of our founders, had a very practical problem. As a scholar working at the intersection of law and technology, he was struggling to keep track of the legislation, judgments, and regulatory developments that were reshaping his field on a weekly basis.
There were enough sources. There was enough writing. There was, in fact, far too much of all of it. What was missing was a way to read only the law that mattered to him — and to read it on his own terms, on his own schedule, in his own jurisdictions.
So Francisco built something. First for himself, then for his colleagues, then — through Lexstream — for every legal professional facing the same flood of information.
That tool became Lexlens. It is still developed, every week, by a team of legal scholars and compliance experts who use it themselves — because we still believe that the best legal product is the one its makers refuse to live without.
Everything we ship — every classifier, every digest, every Custom Lens — is measured against these three rules.
Lexlens is led by Franziska Drauz — CEO of Lexstream — alongside a small team of researchers, engineers, and practitioners working across Lisbon, Berlin, and Brussels.
Lexstream is the legal-technology company behind Lexlens. We build infrastructure for legal information at European scale — the ingestion pipelines, classifiers, and reading interfaces that turn 500+ disparate sources into a single, coherent, jurisdiction-aware feed.
Lexlens is our flagship reader, but it sits on top of a broader stack — one we license to law firms, compliance teams, and academic institutions across the EU.
About LexstreamWhether you're a firm exploring Enterprise, a journalist, an academic, or just curious — we read every message and reply within two working days.
