The law is published. It is not accessible.
Every country publishes its legislation, but no two publish it the same way. A regulation might live as a scanned PDF on a ministry portal, a paginated HTML page on an official journal, or a database with no export. Citations differ, languages differ, update cadences differ. For a human researcher this is friction. For a software system (a legal-tech product, a compliance engine, an AI agent) it is a wall.
The result: the same legal text gets re-collected, re-parsed and re-verified by every team that needs it, over and over. Legal Atlas does that work once, at source, and keeps it fresh.
The coverage, in numbers
Every source is verified directly at its official portal before it is indexed: no third-party aggregators, no secondary copies.
1,494
Official sources tracked
177
Jurisdictions
665
Sources fully indexed
480
In progress
Legislation, case law, doctrine: organised by domain
Legal Atlas does not stop at statute text. It indexes legislation, case law, legal doctrine and parliamentary proceedings, and classifies every item into the domains teams actually query against.
AI & Data
Health & Safety
Finance
Labor & Tax
Environment
IP & Media
Built for the systems that consume law
A PDF is written for a human. An API response is written for a machine. Legal Atlas is API-first: legal-tech SaaS, law firms running research at scale, and teams building AI agents that need to reason over real, current law can integrate it directly into their workflows, and explore it first through an interactive web playground.
Pro
Programmatic access at 120 requests per minute: for products and research pipelines.
Enterprise
600 requests per minute, an SLA and dedicated support: for legal-data at production scale.
Why Cleo built this
Cleo’s compliance engine already reads regulation across 100+ countries to tell brands whether they can sell a product in a given market. Legal Atlas is the foundation underneath it, opened up: the same authenticated, structured, continuously refreshed legal corpus, now available to anyone building on top of law, not just product compliance.
Browse the jurisdictions, test the API, see what’s indexed.
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