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Ask hard questions. Get cited answers.

Four research tools built on our own engine. Every answer is grounded in retrieved primary sources, argued out by rival AI models, and every citation is independently checked against the source text before it reaches your screen. Pick your door; access is by invitation.

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legal

Counsel

legal.echelonone.com

Legal research over primary law in seven jurisdictions: Australian Commonwealth and South Australian statutes and superior-court case law, the United Kingdom, Canada, Singapore, the ADGM, the Cayman Islands and the BVI. Ask a question in plain English and get a reasoned, cited answer; describe a situation and get a full preliminary opinion, bottom line first.

Named provisions are fetched live from the official registers, opinions are attacked by a panel of rival models before you see them, and the tool tells you exactly what to take to a qualified lawyer.

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tax

Tax

accounting.echelonone.com

Australian tax research grounded in the tax Acts and case law, with ATO rulings, determinations and practical compliance guidelines pulled live from the ATO Legal Database by citation. The Commissioner's position sits beside the statute in every answer, clearly labelled for what it is.

Ask a quick question or run a full analysis of a situation: Division 7A, repairs versus capital, GST, CGT concessions. Calculations refuse to state a rate they cannot source, and everything ends with what to take to your tax advisor.

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property

Title

title.echelonone.com

South Australian property and conveyancing research: the Land and Business (Sale and Conveyancing) Act and its regulations, the Real Property Act, retail and commercial leasing, and the case law around them. The Form 1 vendor-disclosure regime sits at the centre.

Drop in a contract or a Form 1 and it comes back reviewed, with the deadlines it triggers. Ask about cooling-off, deposits, easements or settlement and get the section, cited and current.

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construction

Spec

spec.echelonone.com

National Construction Code compliance research over the full NCC 2025 adopted edition: Volumes One to Three, the Housing Provisions, the Specifications and every State variation. Ask a question and get the clause; upload specifications or drawings and get the compliance gaps flagged, cited to code.

It knows the difference between a Deemed-to-Satisfy pathway and a performance solution, names the Australian Standards an issue turns on rather than guessing at them, and tells you what belongs with your certifier.

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research support, not legal, tax or building advice · access by invitation: ask us for a key · NCC content © Commonwealth of Australia and the States and Territories, published by the ABCB (CC BY 4.0)

Why these are different

Nothing here is a chatbot pointed at the internet.

Each tool retrieves from a governed corpus of primary sources, drafts against those sources only, has the draft attacked by AI models from rival labs, and then independently verifies every citation against the source text. When a tool doesn't know, it says so and tells you what to verify. The same engine can be pointed at your profession. That conversation starts with a call.