Lawrina, the legaltech platform known for simplifying legal processes, has officially rebranded as Loio, starting a new chapter in its mission to help individuals and businesses through document automation and PDF tools.
This transformation goes far beyond a name change. Loio now offers a complete suite of powerful PDF tools that help users edit, fill out, sign, and customize legal documents — all in one place. Whether using Loio’s smart templates or working with fillable PDFs, users can complete contracts and forms in just minutes.
“We’re evolving to meet the growing demand for intuitive, fast, and legally accurate document tools,” says Yehor Melnykov, CEO and co-founder of Loio. “This is more than a rebrand — it’s a commitment to making law truly accessible to everyone.”
At the heart of Loio’s offering is its interview-based contract creation system, which replaces the need for manual edits with a simple, step-by-step survey. As users respond to contextual questions tailored to their legal scenario, Loio generates a ready-to-use document that’s fully compliant with U.S. law. All templates are lawyer-reviewed, state-specific, and optimized for real-world use.
Loio’s electronic signature feature, previously known as Lawrina Sign, has also been upgraded. Fully compliant with ESIGN, UETA, and ESRA regulations, Loio eSignatures allow users to securely sign documents online — whether created within Loio or uploaded externally — accelerating the process by up to 5×.
Additionally, Loio’s platform includes:
- A powerful PDF editor with support for inserting notes, graphics, and images;
- A growing legal guide library written in plain language and updated regularly;
- An extensive collection of templates covering business, real estate, and personal legal matters — all accessible from one streamlined dashboard.
Alongside these functional upgrades, Loio has introduced a refreshed visual identity and redesigned website, reflecting the platform’s expanded capabilities and user-centric design philosophy.
With the shift to Loio, the team is doubling down on its mission: to redefine how people interact with legal documents, making the process not only more efficient but also more human.
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