What is XYRA?
XYRA is an AI-powered immigration intelligence platform.
XYRA is an AI-powered immigration intelligence platform: a free grounded-answer tool for individuals, a citation-verified research tool for immigration attorneys, and a full practice-management workspace for immigration law firms.
- Category
- AI-powered immigration intelligence platform
- Structure
- Three products — Ask XYRA, Attorney Intelligence, and Workspace — built on one shared grounded-retrieval engine
- Stage
- Founder-led, early-stage, currently in Private Alpha with a small group of design-partner immigration firms
- Not
- Not a law firm. Does not provide legal advice. Not affiliated with or endorsed by USCIS, DHS, or any government agency
Who XYRA Serves
One engine, three entry points.
Each product is built around a different audience's actual workflow, not a relabeled version of the same tool.
Individuals
Ask XYRA is a free tool that answers questions about your own immigration situation with plain-English, sourced context — no signup required.
Ask XYRA →Attorneys
Attorney Intelligence is grounded legal research for immigration practice — USCIS policy analysis and case-law questions answered with citations checked against what was actually retrieved.
Attorney Intelligence →Law Firms
Workspace is the practice-management layer: evidence review, case strategy, drafting, and collaboration for a firm's immigration matters, all grounded in each matter's own record.
Explore Workspace →What XYRA Is Not
Structural honesty, stated plainly.
XYRA is not a law firm, does not provide legal advice, does not file anything without a licensed attorney involved, and is not affiliated with or endorsed by USCIS, DHS, or any government agency. Every AI-generated output carries a visible review status — nothing this platform produces is relied upon or filed without a licensed attorney's sign-off.
How XYRA Differs From General-Purpose AI
Grounded, not just generated.
A general-purpose model like ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini answers from what it learned during training, with no guarantee the answer traces to a real, current source. XYRA answers only from what it actually retrieved at the time of the question, and checks every citation against that retrieved set before it reaches the reader.
When a general AI model is enough, and when it isn't →See it work on a real matter.
Private Alpha is open to a limited number of immigration firms.