GuinéeLex — Droit guinéen

About GuinéeLex — Droit guinéen

Guinean law, finally in your pocket—and it answers.

GuinéeLex brings together the Constitution, Codes, and Guinean law in a library that fits on your phone and works 100% offline. No network, no subscription to read: just open, search, and find.

A library that reads itself. Every cross-reference becomes a link. Tap "Article 84" and the text opens. Tap a cited code and you're there. Go back with a swipe. Navigate the law like a conversation, without ever getting lost.

And then there's Farba—GuinéeLex's artificial intelligence. It's an AI. Ask your question—as a citizen, a lawyer, a business leader, or a government official. Farba answers. A name, a company, a number, a plot of land, a procedural question: it searches where no one else has, and gives you the actual text. Not a fabricated opinion—the exact source, with a print-ready report.

What others would take years to gather, Farba finds in seconds. That's his strength, and it's difficult to explain until you've seen it in action.

For whom?

• The citizen who wants to know their rights
• The entrepreneur who opens a company, clears customs, signs a contract
• The lawyer, judge, or legal professional who reviews a text or procedure
• The public official who applies a rule

What you get:
• 2,375 official texts in force — Constitution (2025), 43 codes, laws, ordinances, decrees, OHADA uniform acts, ratified treaties — totaling 62,188 articles, 100% accessible offline
• Instant search across the entire corpus
• Clickable cross-references between texts, in both directions
• Farba, the AI: answers based on real documents, with a PDF report — 10 free questions per day (sign up by email in 30 seconds; your address is never shared, no advertising)
• A sleek, fast, and long-lasting application

Download GuineaLex. Open the law. Ask Farba. The rest you will discover.

OFFICIAL SOURCES
The texts provided come from official public sources: the Official Gazette of the Republic of Guinea, publications of the General Secretariat of the Government, uniform acts published by OHADA, and treaties published by the relevant organizations. Each document displays its official reference (number and date). Official sources of the texts: Official Gazette of the Republic of Guinea — https://journal-officiel.sgg.gov.gn; OHADA uniform acts — https://www.ohada.org

DISCLAIMER — INDEPENDENT APPLICATION
GuineaLex is a private and independent application. It does not represent the government of the Republic of Guinea or any public entity, is not affiliated with any state body, and does not provide any official administrative services. Farba provides general legal information, not personalized legal advice. Independent publisher — information: https://guineelex.com/privacy/