VectorOS: The Legal Operating System
VectorOS keeps matters, documents, records, and signatures in one workspace, with Vector Intelligence doing the work. Built with Vector Legal.
What Vector Intelligence does
Meet Vector Intelligence, the agent inside VectorOS.
- Reads before it answers: It searches your data room, records, mail, and Slack, within your permissions.
- Cites every claim: Each finding opens the passage it came from.
- Makes real files: Word, Excel, PDF, and PowerPoint, including redlines with tracked changes.
- Runs agents in parallel: Each workspace is its own sandbox, with agents working side by side.
- Works on a schedule: Daily filing checks, stalled-task sweeps, and weekly summaries.
- Asks before it acts: Sending email waits for your approval, and stays off by default.
About Vector Legal
Vector Legal serves startups from formation through Series B and beyond. Most work is billed hourly, at about half the cost of Big Law, because the firm's software takes the first pass and attorneys spend their time on judgment. Outcome-based pricing is available where it fits, and fast-moving teams can retain the firm monthly as fractional general counsel. Vector Legal is backed by Y Combinator, Base10, Palm Drive Capital, Amino Capital, and Transpose Platform. Headquartered in San Francisco, California.
Who provides the legal services
Legal services are provided by Vector Legal, P.C., a licensed California law firm. The VectorOS platform is built by Vector Systems, PBC. Software-generated drafts and findings are reviewed by licensed attorneys and are not legal advice on their own.
Contact
Email [email protected] or start an engagement through the intake form at /contact. A Vector Legal team member follows up within one business day.