Four surfaces, one product. China-mainland clients hire US & Japan lawyers (King & Wood Tokyo / NY / Silicon Valley) through an AI-led consultation, purchase a service, then collaborate in a shared project workspace. Lawyers work inside the AI WorkDeck IDE — a three-panel workbench powered by Bu Er, our legal AI agent.
🎬 Each surface has its own Play tour button. Click to auto-play through the flow · click the demo at any time to take control · resume from where you left off.
The full client mobile journey — start at onboarding, get matched to a K&W lawyer, book, collaborate, then try the AI features (Contract Review, Overseas Setup Report) and browse the content + services tabs.
The lawyer mobile app — onboarding (bar admission verification → K&W identity → approval) → daily ops (inbox · projects · calendar) → income (wallet · payouts).
The lawyer's primary workbench. A VS Code-style three-panel IDE: project tree (left), Office-integrated editor (center) with inline AI redlines, and the Bu Er AI agent (right) with Chat / Skills / Sources tabs.
"事不二做、人无二过" — Bu Er, the agent that learns the lawyer's house style and never repeats a mistake. Skill Marketplace turns capabilities into installable extensions; MCP Servers connect Bu Er to live data (Westlaw, e-Gov JP, EDGAR, 裁判文书网).
The desktop client — for in-house counsel / GC users at mainland-China companies managing multiple active matters. Same lawyer-matching engine, but a real desk-screen workspace.
The shared project workspace mirrors what the lawyer is doing in WorkDeck: clients see the lawyer's finished deliverables, never the AI workshop floor — the asymmetry is the product.
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