Inspira

What It Does

Inspira is a Brazilian legal-AI assistant. It helps legal professionals research and manage case law (jurisprudence), analyse complex documents, and draft legal documents. The vendor says the AI is tuned to respond strictly from the content it analyses to reduce hallucination, and that it draws case-law data from Brazilian courts. On data handling, the platform states it complies with Brazil’s LGPD, runs on Microsoft Azure, and does not store documents, questions, or session data or use them to train models — everything is deleted at the end of a session.

It sits at the legal-research, document-analysis, and drafting stages, built for Brazilian-law practitioners working in Portuguese.

What We Found

Inspira is described as having won Web Summit’s Pitch Contest, billed as the first LATAM legaltech to do so. It appears on Crunchbase. We carry a 2020 founding, $960K funding, 11–50 headcount, and a Brazil HQ from prior crawl data; these were not re-confirmed against a primary source in this pass.

Company Info

• Founded: 2020 (from crawl data, not re-verified)
• Team size: 11-50 employees (from crawl data, not re-verified)
• Funding: $960K (from crawl data, not re-verified)
• HQ: Brazil
• Sector: Legal Research

What We Haven’t Verified

• Founding year, funding, and headcount — carried from prior crawl data, not re-confirmed
• The exact website (inspira.legal vs. other Inspira-branded domains) — identity not fully disambiguated
• Feature and data-handling claims (LGPD compliance, no-data-retention, hallucination controls) — vendor-stated, not independently tested