Let S Think

Est. 2022 HQ United Kingdom Employees 10 Updated 2026-02-10
Rank trajectory2024-02 → 2026-05 · 28 months
CLIMBED +18From #583 (2024-02) to #565 today
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How this is computed · one composite score, recomputed across all 28 months, ranked on a 3-month moving average

What it is

Let’s Think is a UK legal-tech startup focused on a narrower and more credible problem than generic legal AI: surfacing the tacit expertise of senior lawyers and turning it into reusable knowledge assets that junior lawyers and wider teams can access when they need it. The product is not really a classic external legal-research engine; it is closer to a law-firm knowledge exchange and expertise-capture layer for finding, preserving, and operationalising firm know-how that would otherwise stay trapped in individual partners’ heads or buried in precedent graveyards. Public proof is still limited, but the Kingsley Napley collaboration, LawtechUK ecosystem presence, and Geeklawblog coverage give it more third-party context than many early-stage vendors in this batch.

Company Info

  • Founded: 2022
  • Team size: 1-10 employees
  • HQ: United Kingdom
  • Sector: Technology, Information and Internet

What We Haven’t Verified

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