Lex Humanitas is an AI-powered application for speech transcription and structured communication analysis.

The app allows you to record audio directly on your device, upload audio, or add text entries into projects, convert speech into text, review and edit the transcription, and run AI-based analysis focused on communication structure and argument patterns.

Core features

• Record voice inside the app
• Upload audio for secure transcription
• Add text entries directly into projects
• Edit and refine transcribed or written text
• Analyze communication structure and conversational dynamics
• Analyze written content such as chats, emails, and documents
• Analyze agreements and offers for structural risks
• Organize recordings and text entries into structured projects

Lex Humanitas is designed for users who want deeper visibility into how conversations and texts are constructed. It helps transform spoken and written content into searchable, editable, and analyzable text, with a focus on argument flow, interaction patterns, and rhetorical structure.

The system focuses not only on what is said, but on how meaning, responsibility, and intent are structured inside communication.

It allows you to examine:

• how responsibility is assigned
• how arguments are constructed
• how conclusions are pre-shaped
• how meaning is shifted or compressed

The application can also be used to review agreements, terms of service, and offers.

The system highlights:

• hidden responsibility shifts
• one-sided conditions
• structurally risky clauses
• formulations that predetermine outcomes

This is not keyword detection — it is structural analysis of intent embedded in text.

How it works

1. Record audio or add text
2. The content is securely sent to the backend for transcription (if needed)
3. You receive the transcribed or added text
4. You can edit and review it
5. You can run AI analysis on the final text

The app uses token-based processing for transcription and analysis features.

Data handling

Audio and text are processed for transcription and analysis purposes. The app does not record audio in the background and only processes content explicitly recorded or added by the user.

Users remain in control of their recordings, text entries, and analysis workflow.