Introducing aiylum
One platform that prepares asylum cases for pro se applicants, law firms, and pro bono providers.
Built by immigrant attorneys for immigrants.
The gap
Representation in immigration court costs $5,000 to $15,000. Families fleeing violence cannot afford that. So they file without a lawyer, and most of them lose. No one is building a consumer-facing AI tool for these people. Every player in immigration tech serves attorneys. aiylum serves everyone.
Who it serves
aiylum is built for every side of the asylum process, from the applicant filling out their first form alone to the pro bono coordinator fulfilling a mandate.
Pro se applicants
An empathetic AI that interviews you in your native language, structures your story, checks it for consistency, and builds your I-589 and supporting documents. You stay the author.
Law firms
Solo, small, or large. aiylum lets any law firm track, prepare, and file asylum cases end to end.
Pro bono providers
NGOs, law school clinics, pro bono departments, and any firm with a commitment to asylum work. Buy aiylum cases in batches. Turnkey case preparation, no attorney hours diverted from your core work.
The flywheel
A pro se applicant can complete a case alone or escalate to an attorney through the marketplace. A law firm of any size can send its own clients through aiylum at reduced cost. A pro bono provider can buy case batches to serve applicants who cannot afford direct counsel.
No competitor has this. Every other immigration tech product serves one side of the market. aiylum serves all three, and every case that flows through the platform makes the next one better.
How it works
Every step is built around one principle: the applicant stays the author. aiylum structures and checks. It does not invent.
Early access
aiylum is in active development. We are working with a small group of immigration attorneys, NGO partners, pro bono coordinators, and investors to shape the platform before broader launch.
info@aiylum.com · Chicago, IL