The Memo: March 2026

We are introducing The Memo, a monthly blog article that summarizes key product updates, partnerships, and announcements in the previous month.

In this first edition, March 2026 was a strong month for Eskwai — from new product updates to key partnerships and milestones that continue to shape how legal work gets done. If you missed anything, here’s a quick recap.

🚀 Product Updates

Building on the momentum of our recent Eskwai 5.0 launch, we released 3 new features to improve user experience and quality of answers, and we also expanded our legal content.

🏷️ Authority Tagging

Legal research starts with the right sources. Authority Tagging lets you reference specific cases and legislation directly in your query — so Eskwai knows exactly what to work with from the start.

✨ Magic Query

How you ask matters. Magic Query refines your input behind the scenes to make it more precise — helping you get clearer, more accurate answers without rewriting your question.

🎙️ Scribe

Typing isn’t always the fastest option. With Scribe, you can speak your query and have it instantly transcribed — making it easier to work through ideas and questions in real time.

📚 Expanded Legal Database

We added 493 new cases and pieces of legislation to Eskwai — strengthening the depth and coverage of legal research across the platform.

▶️ Watch the demo to see all the new features in action

📈 Milestone

🎉 10,000 Users

Eskwai crossed 10,000 users in March. This milestone reflects growing adoption across the legal community — from students to law firms — all working toward faster, more reliable legal research, review, and drafting.

🤝 Partnerships

Eskwai x Sam Okudzeto & Associates

Sam Okudzeto & Associates, one of Ghana’s leading and forward-thinking law firms, is now using Eskwai across its team.

The partnership highlights a clear shift in how firms are integrating AI directly into their workflows to improve speed, collaboration, and output quality.

Eskwai Pro Bono x Legal Aid Commission, Ghana

We launched Eskwai Pro Bono — an initiative focused on supporting legal aid organizations with limited resources.

The Legal Aid Commission, Ghana, is the first beneficiary, with its team now using Eskwai to support legal research, review and drafting.

The goal is straightforward: help legal aid teams serve more people, more effectively. Read more here.

🎓 Community Engagement

GSL SRC Week Moot Court Final 2026

Eskwai supported the 2026 GSL SRC Inter-Campus Moot Court Competition as a sponsor, engaging with students and showcasing how legal AI is being applied in practice.

🏆 Congratulations to Team UPSA on their win, and well done to the organizers for delivering a strong competition. They received a 1-year sponsored Eskwai subscription.

2026 Philip C. Jessup Ghana Championship

Eskwai was proud to be one of the sponsors of the 2026 Philip C. Jessup Ghana Championship a few months ago ⚖️🔥

We engaged participants and attendees, demonstrating how Eskwai supports smarter legal research, review, and drafting, and connecting with the next generation of legal professionals.

Well done to the Jessup Ghana team for an incredible championship! 👏⚖️ Congratulations to the winners of the 2026 Jessup Ghana Championship, who received a 1-year sponsored Eskwai subscription 🏆🎉

🎬Talks and Interviews

📺 The Gavel TV Feature

Our CEO and Cofounder, Dr. George Jojo Boateng, alongside our COO and Cofounder, Victor Kumbol, joined Mavis Ekua Enyamah Kwainoe, Esq., on The Gavel Hall for a television discussion on AI in the legal industry. The conversation explored practical use cases, responsible adoption, and what it takes to integrate AI into legal practice with confidence and precision.

▶️ Watch the full interview below

🎥 Africa Discourse Channel Interview

Our CEO and Cofounder, Dr. George Jojo Boateng, was interviewed by Africa Discourse Channel, where he discussed how artificial intelligence is reshaping the legal profession. The conversation explored how different generations of lawyers are adapting to AI, the importance of AI literacy, prompting, and verifying AI outputs, and how AI tools are changing productivity and expectations in legal practice.

🌍 Ghana–Zurich Business and Cultural Expo

Our CEO and Cofounder, Dr. George Jojo Boateng, represented Kwame AI at the Ghana–Zurich Business and Cultural Expo, engaging with Ghana’s Ambassador to Switzerland, Professor Esi Awuah, and Deputy Minister for Foreign Affairs, Hon. James Gyakye Quayson. Discussions included how tools like Eskwai can expand access to legal services and justice in Ghana.

March reinforced what we’re seeing across the board — legal AI is becoming part of how legal work is actually done.

From individual users to full law firms and legal aid organizations, the shift is already happening.

We’re building for that reality.

📌 Catch up on all things Eskwai through The Memo. See you next month.