APP OVERVIEW
Deep-Law app overview
Deep-Law is a lawyer-controlled legal work and production system for Turkish law. This page explains the application purpose, core functionality, optional Google Calendar data use, privacy policy and terms without requiring a user login.
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- Application purpose and core legal-work functionality are visible without login.
- Google Calendar connection is optional and user-controlled.
- Privacy policy, terms and public demo resources are available on verified Deep-Law domains.
Application purpose
Application purpose: Deep-Law helps Turkish lawyers manage legal research, petition drafting, contracts, UYAP/PTT UETS case workflows, client matters, scoped legal agents and hearing or deadline planning in one secure professional workspace.
Deep-Law is designed for Turkish-law professional work. It is not a consumer social app, advertising network, generic chatbot or uncontrolled automation layer; lawyer review and user control remain part of the workflow.
- Legal research, drafting, contract work and case strategy support for Turkish-law matters.
- Client, matter, document, note, deadline and hearing planning in one professional workspace.
- UYAP/PTT UETS workflow surfaces for lawyer-controlled matter operations and e-notification signals.
- Scoped legal agents, task orchestration and audit-oriented workspace controls.
Core functionality
Deep-Law combines public product surfaces with a protected professional workspace. Users sign in only when they want to use private work areas such as client files, documents, calendar synchronization, agent workflows and legal drafting tools.
The public pages explain product purpose, pricing, privacy, terms, data handling and contact channels without requiring login.
- Research and drafting: legal research, petition preparation, document work and contract review.
- Matter workspace: client files, case context, notes, deadlines, hearings and document organization.
- Operations layer: UYAP/PTT UETS context handling, calendar planning and lawyer-controlled follow-up.
- Agent layer: user-scoped legal agents and workflow orchestration bounded by user permissions.
Why Google Calendar data is requested
Google Calendar connection is optional. Deep-Law uses Google Calendar data only after a user chooses to connect a Google account.
When connected, Deep-Law uses calendar access to list available calendars, import legal work events, and create, update or synchronize hearings, deadlines and lawyer work events in calendars selected by that user.
Deep-Law does not use Google Calendar data for advertising, resale, public profiling or unrelated marketing. Users can disconnect calendar access from the Deep-Law workspace and can manage Google account access through Google account settings.
- Calendar list access helps the user choose the calendar where legal work events should be shown.
- Calendar event access supports import, create, update and synchronization of hearings, deadlines and lawyer work events.
- Calendar sync is not required to browse the public homepage or read the privacy policy and terms.
Google Workspace Limited Use compliance
Deep-Law’s use and transfer of information received from Google Workspace APIs complies with the Google API Services User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements.
For avoidance of doubt, any general references in Deep-Law policies to AI processing, analytics, quality contribution, product improvement, research services, operational metrics or provider evaluation do not apply to information received from Google Workspace APIs or data derived from it.
- Google Calendar data is processed only to provide user-requested calendar synchronization and visible calendar functionality.
- Deep-Law does not use or transfer Google Calendar data to create, train, evaluate, or improve any machine learning or artificial intelligence model, including foundational, generalized, or user-personalized models.
- Google Calendar data is excluded from advertising, retargeting, personalized or interest-based advertising, marketing, profiling, data brokerage, information resale, credit-worthiness, lending, unrelated databases, analytics, product research, and quality-contribution datasets.
- If the user enables calendar reminder emails, only the upcoming event title and start time may be sent to the transactional email delivery processor; description, location and attendee data are not included.
- Google Calendar data is not sent to OpenAI, Anthropic, Google Gemini, DeepSeek, Groq, xAI, Perplexity, Tavily or Exa as prompts, embeddings, fine-tuning data, evaluation datasets, feedback, analytics or model-improvement material.
- Deep-Law does not request or process Google Photos API scopes or Google Photos user data.
- Deep-Law currently does not use a self-hosted or offline AI/ML model to process information received from Google Workspace APIs.
Privacy, terms and demo
Deep-Law publishes its privacy policy and terms on the verified deep-law.com domain. These links match the URLs configured in the Google Auth Platform branding settings.
The public demo video shows the product context reviewers can use to understand the application workflow.