Legaltech Alice Raises €1M To Enhance Reliable Legal Workflows

The round was led by NewSchool and Seeder Fund, with participation from a group of Belgian angel investors.

Alice aims to address these challenges by integrating AI into professional legal workflows, prioritising verification, traceability and human oversight.

Launched in 2025 by practising lawyers Jeroen Villé and Armin Wintein alongside CTO Joren Coulier Alice offers an AI platform designed around legal workflows, emphasising usability verification and professional accountability.

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The platform is already in active use by multiple Belgian law firms, highlighting early demand for AI tools compliant with legal standards and regulatory requirements.

Jeroen Villé, co-founder and CEO of Alice, said: We believe AI can have a lasting role in legal practice only if lawyers can fully trust it and maintain control over their cases. Alice is designed to help legal teams work more efficiently and consistently, without the risks associated with unverified outputs.

Alice is built as a continuous workflow where each stage informs the next mirroring the natural progression of legal casework. The platform supports the entire process from document analysis and legal research to argument development and the preparation of client communications and court-ready materials within a single, unified environment.

With its pre-seed funding, Alice plans to accelerate development of its core legal workflow, expand its team and customer support and pursue geographic growth, starting in Belgium and extending to the Netherlands and France.

About Alice

Alice is a legaltech platform designed by lawyers for lawyers. It helps users draft case-based legal documents quickly, accurately and consistently while maintaining professional judgment. Based on the principle that great legal work starts with strong case understanding, Alice streamlines workflows and ensures precision, verification and accountability in legal practice.