Cases
Central threads where parties collaborate, negotiate, and store every related file.
Clear contracts. Honest automation.
About Amicus
Amicus is your private workspace for everyday agreements—keeping negotiation, signing, and records transparent.
About Amicus
Amicus is a digital platform for managing agreements between individuals and organizations. It simplifies negotiation, signing, and record-keeping while preserving a transparent, timestamped trail of every interaction. Each case is a secure workspace shared between parties, keeping all messages, drafts, and final documents in one place.
Offers
Structured proposals that can be revised, accepted, or countered without losing context.
Automation
Automatic email notifications that keep you informed and on-point throughout every negotiation.
Signatures
Authenticated in-app actions verified by OAuth and optional biometrics for trustworthy records.
Agents
Built-in assistants that draft clauses, schedule reminders, and flag inconsistencies—without accessing privileged data.
Storage
Files and metadata timestamped and stored on encrypted cloud infrastructure for durable custody.
Contracts govern trust. Amicus gives ordinary users the same reliability and auditability once reserved for law firms. By combining legal clarity with accessible automation, it reduces disputes and administrative waste while preserving accountability.
About Samuel Bourque
Founded by Samuel Bourque, a technologist and legal innovator building systems where trust and automation coexist.
Background
Born and raised in Canada and having established his career in Japan, Hong Kong, and Singapore, Samuel brings a global perspective to the intersection of law and technology. With experience spanning technology, finance, and law, he builds tools that make complex systems transparent and usable.
Motivation
Amicus was born from observing how technology and legalese often obscure rather than clarify commitments. Samuel envisioned a platform that restores human clarity to legal interactions while using automation for precision and permanence.
Philosophy
Technology should not replace judgment; it should preserve integrity at scale. Amicus reflects this belief by ensuring every automated process remains accountable to the people it serves.
Personal note
Based between Japan and Canada, Samuel values clear thinking, disciplined design, and systems built to outlast their creators. Amicus is his contribution to a world where honesty and structure reinforce each other.
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