Dubai, UAE – Legal tech startup Qanooni has raised $2 million in seed funding to transform the way legal professionals interact with AI. The round was led by Village Global, with participation from Salica Investments’ Oryx Fund, TA Ventures, and a group of strategic angel investors.
The fresh capital will be used to accelerate Qanooni’s expansion across the UAE and the UK, and to further invest in the development of its AI-powered legal tools—designed specifically to enhance, not replace, the way lawyers already work.
Unlike traditional legal tech platforms, Qanooni AI integrates directly into tools lawyers use every day—like Microsoft Outlook and Word—offering intelligent assistance that adapts to a user’s tone, style, and internal standards. There are no new interfaces to learn, and no disruption to established workflows—just smarter, faster legal work.
“Our vision is to build AI that actually fits the legal profession—not the other way around,” said Anuscha Iqbal, co-founder and CEO of Qanooni. “This funding enables us to deliver an experience that feels intuitive, precise, and aligned with the high standards of legal practice.”
In addition to assisting with the review and processing of legal documents, Qanooni also supports seamless integration with legal document management systems, ensuring a streamlined experience for law firms and in-house legal teams.
With this investment, Qanooni is poised to set a new standard in legal AI—helping lawyers do more, in less time, without compromising quality or control.
