5jabs gives Sterlex a sharper front door and a Railway runway
This fork is packaging its legal-AI product for a public audience, while making it easier to run reliably in production.
5jabs has built a dedicated landing page that separates the product's public pitch from the working application. The work includes a new visual identity, refreshed copy and motion, and a gate that directs visitors either into the app or toward the product story.
- A branded landing experience: gives prospective users a clearer first impression before they enter the product.
- A Railway deployment setup: prepares the backend for container hosting, including the office-document software needed to convert common document formats.
This is not a new legal workflow or AI capability. It is go-to-market plumbing, but the document-conversion detail is a useful signal that the team is thinking about production use rather than only local demos.
So what Legal-tech founders and operations leads assessing Sterlex should care if they value a more polished product entry point and a clearer path from prototype to hosted service.
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