Aloi has raised $7.0M in seed funding, a bet that the legal industry’s most valuable asset-its own accumulated work-has been sitting largely untapped. The round is backed by Victor Jacobsson, Fredrik Jung Abbou, Erik Engellau, and Fredrik Hjelm.
The company’s pitch is straightforward: every matter, precedent, and negotiated position a firm has ever handled can be ingested, structured, and pulled up the moment a decision is made. That turns institutional knowledge into something a firm can actually use, rather than a buried archive. For Aloi, the capital is fuel for turning that idea into a product law firms pay for-and a reminder that the next competitive edge in legal tech may come from what firms already know.




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