Home — your daily briefing
Home greets you with Welcome, {your name} and is organised around your practice areas. Use the area pills at the top to switch between the areas you follow. For the selected area you'll see, in order:
- Today's Briefing — the day's three most relevant items, led by a headline story.
- Curated for your team — hand-picked items from your team's curators (Enterprise only; hidden if empty).
- News, Videos, Regulatory, Case Law, Commentary (blogposts, papers and social), and Legislation — horizontal sliders with the latest in each. Each slider has a View all link that jumps into Explore with the right filters already applied.
- Several sliders include a National ↔ EU toggle so you can flip between your jurisdiction's coverage and EU-wide coverage.
On the right (or at the bottom on smaller screens) you'll find the Your Areas widget (edit which areas you follow), the Daily Lens panel (read today's Morning Lens editorial), and My Custom Lenses (your saved searches, Pro).
The top bar has an Explore button, the notification bell, and your account menu (Profile Settings, Sign out). Organisation admins also see an Organization button.
Explore — the full, filterable feed
Explore is the complete LexLens feed. Down the left sidebar you'll find:
- The search bar and filter bar (content type, areas of law, jurisdiction, date).
- Saved for Later — articles you've bookmarked (Pro).
- Curated for You — your team's curated feed (Enterprise, team members).
- Notifications — your notification preferences panel.
- Suggestions — send us feature ideas.
- Your avatar for Account Settings, and Sign out.
Articles open in a detail panel with an AI summary, metadata, sharing options, and related articles. You can switch between card and list view.
The Daily Lens / Morning Lens
Your AI-written editorial briefing for your primary practice area, refreshed every morning. Read it from the Daily Lens panel on Home (select Read full lens). Pro subscribers can also receive The Morning Lens by email, and iOS users can enable a morning push notification.
📱 iOS app: navigation lives in a bottom bar; the Menu tab opens the sidebar with the same items described above.