Yurideks

Voice AI for lawyers: the lawyer talks, Yurideks writes the document

Traction Founders Company The round yurideks.uz

LegaltechB2BTashkent

Yurideks is the operating system for law firms. A lawyer just talks to the client, and Yurideks transcribes the conversation in Uzbek, drafts the document, tracks court deadlines, and reminds clients about payments, all in one workspace connected to Telegram. Plans are up to $100 per lawyer per month.

Traction

100+

Lawyers registered

Law firms in pilot

Firm already paying

17 days

From zero to first payment

Pilot with Specto law firm, whose founder is Advocate of the Year 2025
Built from interviews with 50+ lawyers and attorneys; free trial at workspace.yurideks.uz
1st place at AI Girls Hackathon 2025; adviser Azimov Jon, a lawyer of 22 years

The problem

Lawyers in Uzbekistan run their practice across Telegram chats, Word files, notebooks and memory. Hours go to typing up consultations and drafting routine documents, deadlines get missed, and billing is chased by hand. Global tools don't understand spoken Uzbek or local law.

Practices run across Telegram chats, Word files, notebooks and memory
Hours go to typing up consultations and drafting routine documents
Court deadlines get missed and billing is chased by hand
Global tools don't understand spoken Uzbek or local law

The solution

One workspace for the whole practice: voice-to-document in Uzbek (conversation → transcript → PDF/DOC in 3 languages), client records linked to every conversation, automatic court-deadline and billing reminders, and Telegram integration so nothing gets lost.

Voice AI - Records the client conversation in Uzbek, transcribes it and translates it into 3 languages
Automatic documents - PDF/DOC documents prepared from the consultation in moments
Smart workspace - Telegram integration, client base, payment reminders and court-deadline alerts in one place

The company

What makes it different

Built for spoken Uzbek and local law

General tools such as ChatGPT don't understand spoken Uzbek well, and a lawyer's records sit across Telegram, notebooks and Excel. Yurideks turns the conversation into a finished document and keeps clients, deadlines and payments in one workspace.

Who it's for

Lawyers and attorneys in private practice
Law firms and advocacy bureaus

How it makes money

Subscription per lawyer: plans up to $100 a month
Free trial at workspace.yurideks.uz

Market

$1T+

Global legaltech (TAM)

~$30B

Central Asia & emerging markets (SAM)

~$30M

Uzbekistan in 3-4 years (SOM)

Legal help has always been expensive and hard to find. AI models now understand legal text in Uzbek, their cost has fallen tens of times in two years, and all legislation is digitised on lex.uz. In a public survey, 88% said they were ready to get help online.

Competitors

General AI tools - ChatGPT and similar: they don't understand spoken Uzbek well or know local law.
Status quo - Telegram chats, Word files, notebooks and Excel, with deadlines and billing tracked by hand.

Founders

Zilolakhon Yoldosheva

Founder at Yurideks

Became the youngest employee in Beeline's history, in the Project Management track, and was admitted to New York University on a scholarship without any agency's help. Winner of 5 hackathons in the Republic.

As Head of IT Operations at SATashkent, built the IT department from scratch, led a 20+ person team for 2 years and grew a platform to 20,000+ users. Now a Project Manager at Numeo.

Zilolakhon built the first Yurideks from scratch in 3 nights at AI Girls Bootcamp with co-founder Durdona Omonova, taking 1st place. After talking to more than 50 lawyers and attorneys, the team turned Yurideks into a voice-AI workspace for lawyers and law firms.

Diyorbek Umaraliyev

Co-founder at Yurideks

Durdona Omonova

Co-founder at Yurideks

Background

Youngest employee in Beeline's history, Project Management track
New York University: admitted on a scholarship, without agency help
Head of IT Operations, SATashkent: 20+ person team, platform grown to 20,000+ users
AI Girls Hackathon 2025: 1st place in the Republic with a LegalTech project
ICT4Girls (Uzbekistan-Switzerland): 1st place among 1,000+ girls with an EdTech project
Selected for HPAIR, the Harvard-hosted conference that admits ~2% of applicants

Milestones

4 Sep
First deal: Specto law firm, 5 lawyers, whose founder is Advocate of the Year 2025

5-6 Sep
Contact with 20 lawyers; 750+ pages of competitive analysis; TestFlight build and landing page live
7-8 Sep
Telegram bot live, transcribing lawyer consultations; shared with 75 lawyers; 240,600+ chat questions analysed
14-15 Sep
B2B site live at workspace.yurideks.uz; 50+ bot users; adviser Azimov Jon, a lawyer of 22 years, joined
22 Sep
400+ users; 80 lawyers and Specto law firm in the pilot, a second firm in negotiation
Oct
New direction for lawyers and law firms: 100+ lawyers registered, 2 firms in pilot, the first payment 17 days from zero