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Navionra Is Taking Shape! Behind the scenes, our legal, technology and creative teams are building the foundations for the next chapter of Navionra. There is a great deal happening behind the scenes at Navionra. While we are not quite ready to reveal everything we have been working on, development is moving quickly. New services are taking shape, our technology continues to evolve, and we are getting closer to the moment when we can introduce Navionra and its capabilities more fully to the legal community. Building a legal technology company, however, involves considerably more than writing code. Over the past months, different parts of our team have been working on very different pieces of the same vision. First, We Needed a Name Our creative team faced what turned out to be one of the more interesting early challenges: finding a name that could represent what we wanted the company to become. We wanted something distinctive, modern and forward-looking, a name that would feel at home in both the legal and technology worlds while reflecting the ideas behind the platform we were building. Eventually, Navionra emerged. For us, the name evokes navigation and innovation — two ideas that sit at the heart of what we are creating. Legal professionals are increasingly navigating complex matters, growing volumes of information, evolving regulation and rapidly changing technology. Navionra is being developed to help bring those elements together within a more intelligent and connected legal working environment. The name also gave us something important: an identity of our own. And once our creative team had settled on Navionra, our legal team became rather busy protecting it. From a Name to a Company While development continued, our legal team worked on establishing the corporate and legal foundations behind Navionra. That included registering the company and applying to protect the NAVIONRA name as a trade mark with the UK Intellectual Property Office. For a company being built for legal professionals, we thought it was probably sensible to make sure our own legal foundations were in order too. Meanwhile, behind the legal documents, applications and brand development, another part of Navionra was moving quickly: the technology. Built Across Borders Navionra is being developed by an IT team working remotely across different countries. Different locations. Different time zones. One shared vision. Our technology team is building, connecting, testing and refining the software that will support Navionra's growing range of legal workflows and services. Development rarely happens in a perfectly straight line. Ideas are tested. Workflows are refined. Features evolve. Something that looked finished yesterday may look different tomorrow because someone asks a better question or finds a better way of doing it. And sometimes even our AI agents appear to think they deserve a break alongside the IT team. Unfortunately for them, development continues. Behind the lighter moments is a serious process of continuous development: testing ideas, solving problems and thinking carefully about how technology can support the realities of professional legal work. With every development cycle, Navionra moves a little closer to the platform we set out to create. Why Are We Building Navionra? The idea behind Navionra started with a simple observation. Legal professionals increasingly have access to powerful technology, but legal work can still be fragmented across multiple systems, platforms and disconnected processes. A matter may be managed in one system, documents somewhere else, eDiscovery through another provider, compliance through a separate process, and legal research and AI tools through yet another platform. We believe there is an opportunity to make that experience more connected. Our aim is to create an intelligent legal workspace where legal professionals can manage more of their work within one environment — bringing together clients, matters, documents, legal intelligence, AI-assisted workflows, eDiscovery, KYC/AML and other legal processes. But bringing technology together is only part of the ambition. We believe legal technology should help professionals work more efficiently without losing sight of the judgment, accountability, confidentiality, security and professional standards that legal practice requires. That philosophy is influencing the way we think about Navionra and the services we are developing. Technology Should Support the Lawyer Artificial intelligence is already changing the way professional work is carried out, and legal services will be no exception. For Navionra, however, the objective is not simply to automate as much legal work as possible. We believe technology is most valuable when it removes unnecessary administrative and repetitive burdens, helps professionals find and understand information more efficiently, and gives them better tools with which to make their own professional decisions. AI can assist. Technology can organise. Workflows can automate. But professional judgment remains with the legal professional. That distinction is becoming an important part of the philosophy behind Navionra. We Are Getting Closer There is still plenty happening behind the scenes. Our technology continues to develop. Our services are being refined. Our legal and corporate foundations are being established, and we are preparing for the point when we can begin introducing Navionra more fully to the market. We would rather show you what we have built when it is ready than announce something before it is ready. But that moment is getting closer. Over the coming weeks and months, we will begin sharing more about the platform, the thinking behind it, the problems we are trying to solve and the services being developed for law firms, barristers' chambers and in-house legal teams. We will also be sharing our perspectives on legal technology, artificial intelligence, regulation, compliance and the changing way legal professionals work through Navionra Insights. And, most importantly, we are looking forward to the point when the work happening behind the scenes becomes something we can put into the hands of our first clients. Navionra is taking shape. And this is only the beginning. Navigate. Innovate. Comply. Lead. Follow Navionra on LinkedIn and X to follow our journey, discover what we are building and be among the first to hear about our upcoming developments. We look forward to introducing you to Navionra and, very soon, to welcoming our first clients. August 2026 Navionra Editorial Team #Navionra #LegalTech #LegalAI #ArtificialIntelligence #LawFirms #LegalInnovation #eDiscovery #LegalOperations · WW v The Secretary of State for the Home Department · Rayaan Abdil, R (on the application of) v London Borough of Tower Hamlets · PAL Aerospace Limited v Secretary of State for the Home Department

Navionra Is Taking Shape! Behind the scenes, our legal, technology and creative teams are building the foundations for the next chapter of Navionra. There is a great deal happening behind the scenes at Navionra. While we are not quite ready to reveal everything we have been working on, development is moving quickly. New services are taking shape, our technology continues to evolve, and we are getting closer to the moment when we can introduce Navionra and its capabilities more fully to the legal community. Building a legal technology company, however, involves considerably more than writing code. Over the past months, different parts of our team have been working on very different pieces of the same vision. First, We Needed a Name Our creative team faced what turned out to be one of the more interesting early challenges: finding a name that could represent what we wanted the company to become. We wanted something distinctive, modern and forward-looking, a name that would feel at home in both the legal and technology worlds while reflecting the ideas behind the platform we were building. Eventually, Navionra emerged. For us, the name evokes navigation and innovation — two ideas that sit at the heart of what we are creating. Legal professionals are increasingly navigating complex matters, growing volumes of information, evolving regulation and rapidly changing technology. Navionra is being developed to help bring those elements together within a more intelligent and connected legal working environment. The name also gave us something important: an identity of our own. And once our creative team had settled on Navionra, our legal team became rather busy protecting it. From a Name to a Company While development continued, our legal team worked on establishing the corporate and legal foundations behind Navionra. That included registering the company and applying to protect the NAVIONRA name as a trade mark with the UK Intellectual Property Office. For a company being built for legal professionals, we thought it was probably sensible to make sure our own legal foundations were in order too. Meanwhile, behind the legal documents, applications and brand development, another part of Navionra was moving quickly: the technology. Built Across Borders Navionra is being developed by an IT team working remotely across different countries. Different locations. Different time zones. One shared vision. Our technology team is building, connecting, testing and refining the software that will support Navionra's growing range of legal workflows and services. Development rarely happens in a perfectly straight line. Ideas are tested. Workflows are refined. Features evolve. Something that looked finished yesterday may look different tomorrow because someone asks a better question or finds a better way of doing it. And sometimes even our AI agents appear to think they deserve a break alongside the IT team. Unfortunately for them, development continues. Behind the lighter moments is a serious process of continuous development: testing ideas, solving problems and thinking carefully about how technology can support the realities of professional legal work. With every development cycle, Navionra moves a little closer to the platform we set out to create. Why Are We Building Navionra? The idea behind Navionra started with a simple observation. Legal professionals increasingly have access to powerful technology, but legal work can still be fragmented across multiple systems, platforms and disconnected processes. A matter may be managed in one system, documents somewhere else, eDiscovery through another provider, compliance through a separate process, and legal research and AI tools through yet another platform. We believe there is an opportunity to make that experience more connected. Our aim is to create an intelligent legal workspace where legal professionals can manage more of their work within one environment — bringing together clients, matters, documents, legal intelligence, AI-assisted workflows, eDiscovery, KYC/AML and other legal processes. But bringing technology together is only part of the ambition. We believe legal technology should help professionals work more efficiently without losing sight of the judgment, accountability, confidentiality, security and professional standards that legal practice requires. That philosophy is influencing the way we think about Navionra and the services we are developing. Technology Should Support the Lawyer Artificial intelligence is already changing the way professional work is carried out, and legal services will be no exception. For Navionra, however, the objective is not simply to automate as much legal work as possible. We believe technology is most valuable when it removes unnecessary administrative and repetitive burdens, helps professionals find and understand information more efficiently, and gives them better tools with which to make their own professional decisions. AI can assist. Technology can organise. Workflows can automate. But professional judgment remains with the legal professional. That distinction is becoming an important part of the philosophy behind Navionra. We Are Getting Closer There is still plenty happening behind the scenes. Our technology continues to develop. Our services are being refined. Our legal and corporate foundations are being established, and we are preparing for the point when we can begin introducing Navionra more fully to the market. We would rather show you what we have built when it is ready than announce something before it is ready. But that moment is getting closer. Over the coming weeks and months, we will begin sharing more about the platform, the thinking behind it, the problems we are trying to solve and the services being developed for law firms, barristers' chambers and in-house legal teams. We will also be sharing our perspectives on legal technology, artificial intelligence, regulation, compliance and the changing way legal professionals work through Navionra Insights. And, most importantly, we are looking forward to the point when the work happening behind the scenes becomes something we can put into the hands of our first clients. Navionra is taking shape. And this is only the beginning. Navigate. Innovate. Comply. Lead. Follow Navionra on LinkedIn and X to follow our journey, discover what we are building and be among the first to hear about our upcoming developments. We look forward to introducing you to Navionra and, very soon, to welcoming our first clients. August 2026 Navionra Editorial Team #Navionra #LegalTech #LegalAI #ArtificialIntelligence #LawFirms #LegalInnovation #eDiscovery #LegalOperations · WW v The Secretary of State for the Home Department · Rayaan Abdil, R (on the application of) v London Borough of Tower Hamlets · PAL Aerospace Limited v Secretary of State for the Home Department