The Story
Legal information should be available instantly, especially when people need to verify articles in field conditions, in court hallways, or without reliable signal. The problem in Romania was structural: the state law portal API stopped working in 2016.
Instead of relying on brittle sources, Andrei designed a proprietary scraper and dataset builder adapted law by law. The pipeline does not only extract text. It maps legal hierarchy, normalizes structure, and outputs a mobile-ready dataset that remains coherent across chapters, sections, and articles.
The result is a suite of six focused React Native apps, each centered on one legal code, packaged for full offline usage, and released for iOS. This is infrastructure work disguised as clean product design: robust legal data engineering on one side, practical daily utility on the other.
This was a niche Andrei identified early: lawyers, students, drivers, and workers needed instant law access in disconnected environments, not another general legal portal. That niche focus proved successful after release because the apps solved one concrete job well: open fast, navigate offline, and find the right article without dependency on unstable external systems.
Over time, the suite validated a repeatable pattern. Once a law is mapped into a reliable dataset schema, the same product architecture can scale to another law domain with predictable quality. This is what turns one useful app into a maintainable legal product family.
Legal App Suite turns unavailable public infrastructure into dependable private infrastructure.
