PureLex 2.1 is rebuilt so you can work with more confidence: - Finding Map: See where each risk comes from in your document - Ready-made contract checklists: lease, NDA, service, employment, vendor - Batch review: Compare several documents on one screen - Negotiation notes: A balanced alternative for each risky clause - Cleaner reports and faster, more consistent review

This release focuses heavily on analysis quality and the PDF reporting experience. In this version: The analysis summary now follows a clearer, more structured decision-oriented format. Risk citation cleanup in exported PDF reports has been substantially improved. Critical-date detection is now more reliable. Jurisdiction-mismatch warnings are handled more clearly and consistently. The performance screen now explains model suitability more clearly for each device. Language changes now follow a restart flow for more consistent interface updates. Remaining localization leaks across the English and German UI have been broadly cleaned up. Improvements: Progress and status presentation during long analyses is now more stable. Report regeneration from existing analysis data is smoother. Readability and visual hierarchy have been improved across key screens.

PureLex 1.1 brings a more reliable, more explainable, and more professional contract review experience. In this release: Added Delaware and California as new legal jurisdictions. Made legal jurisdiction switching available directly from the main interface. Made the selected legal jurisdiction visible in the app and in exported PDF reports. Added stronger on-device model support with device-based model recommendations. Improved system requirement messaging for larger local models. Moved to a shared 3 included reviews model for document analysis and draft review. Refined the paywall to feel more compact and professional. Improved PDF report typography, header structure, and risk cards. Added rule-based findings, score drivers, and clearer confidence visibility. Made critical date extraction more reliable. Delivered multiple stability fixes across the library, deletion flow, and data relationships.