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Kalisa has been shortlisted for Product of the Year (AI) at the Legal Geek Leaders in Tech Law Awards 2026, recognising the platform’s growth, innovation and real-world use over the past year.
The Product of the Year (AI) category recognises innovative AI products that have launched or gained significant traction over the past year. Judges consider originality, implementation and evidence of impact in real-world settings.
For Kalisa, the recognition comes after a year of significant growth and adoption.
Since launching the first full version of the platform in 2025, Kalisa has grown to more than 25,000 licensed users and is working with organisations including Kingsley Napley, The University of Law, Lex Mundi and Legal Action Group across legal, higher education and professional services.
These organisations are using Kalisa to explore new ways to make trusted knowledge easier to access, improve how professionals work and create better digital experiences for clients, students and teams.
Turning organisational knowledge and expertise into secure AI solutions
Kalisa was built on the idea that organisations in regulated industries should be able to use the latest AI technology securely, without giving up control of their knowledge, data or intellectual property.
The platform allows people across an organisation to turn their knowledge and expertise into secure AI solutions, without needing technical expertise. These can be used to enhance client experiences, increase team productivity and unlock new revenue streams.
Kalisa can be shaped around an organisation’s own information, standards, guardrails and brand. It never uses client information to train AI models and is designed for organisations where privacy, reliability and control matter.
Adam Roney, Founder and CEO of Kalisa, said:
“Being shortlisted for Product of the Year (AI) is a brilliant milestone for Kalisa, particularly this early in our journey.
We built Kalisa because we believed organisations needed a more responsible way to adopt AI. One that gives them access to powerful technology while protecting the knowledge, expertise and intellectual property that make them valuable.
What matters most is seeing that approach being used in practice. Our clients have helped shape the platform around real needs, real work and real users.
This recognition belongs just as much to them and to the team that has worked incredibly hard to build Kalisa.”
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