For the international companies that have made Cyprus a corporate base, the island's law has long carried a quiet frustration. It is sophisticated, EU-aligned and commercially important, yet its case law lives in Greek-language judgments that a legal team in London, Frankfurt or Dubai could never realistically search. dikigoros.ai, an AI platform built entirely in Cyprus, removes that barrier.
A user types a legal question in plain English or Greek and receives, within seconds, a substantiated answer citing specific judgments and legislation, each linked directly to the original text. Behind it sits more than 50 years of decisions from every Cyprus court. Users can question any judgment directly on its text, view related cases with outcome and legal issue at a glance, trace who cited whom through the full citation network, and export to Word, PDF or Excel. For a group with a Cyprus holding company, an in-house counsel fielding a question on a Cyprus contract, or an entrepreneur weighing a move to the island, it is the first time the law itself, rather than a summary of it, has been within practical reach.
“Cyprus has decades of thoughtful judgments that, until now, only a handful of local specialists could navigate. We built dikigoros.ai so that a lawyer in Nicosia gets those hours back and a general counsel in Frankfurt gets the same cited answer without needing a word of Greek,” said co-founder Michalis Kantartzis, PhD, an AI Engineer who developed the platform with Nicolas Connor Georgiades, Managing Partner of Connor Legal (connorlegalllc.com).
The service is aimed at Cyprus law firms and practitioners as much as multinational legal departments, compliance teams, investors and law students. It is hosted on EU infrastructure and fully GDPR-compliant. Registration is free and requires no card. Visitors can ask their first question today at dikigoros.ai.
