A case intelligence workspace for litigation teams and their customers.
Organise the evidence, find the contradictions, walk into the hearing ready.
A 10,000-page case file is about 170 hours of reading, and every search through it adds more time. Legalnaut reads it once, builds the chronology, sets conflicting accounts side by side and shows what each issue still lacks, each line linked to its page.
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Drop in one archive
A zip of the file, a mailbox export or a folder of scans.
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It is read in minutes
About 100 documents are read, dated and cross-checked in a few minutes.
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Walk in ready
Chronology, contradictions and the proof chart, each line tied to its page.
Know it, find it, prove it, walk in ready.
See what happened, in order
Dates, people and events from every document land on one timeline. Each person gets a profile of what they said and what others said about them.
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Spot where the accounts disagree
Each statement is checked against the rest of the file. Conflicting passages appear side by side, and none counts as a contradiction until a lawyer confirms it.
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See what each issue still needs
A proof chart lines up each issue with the evidence behind it and shows the gaps. Chronologies and bundles export with your exhibit numbers.
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Walk into the hearing ready
A dossier on each witness, an examination outline built from it, and deadlines worked out from the rule and the date it runs from.
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Open a real case file in one click, before you sign up.
The demo holds the court filings of Epic Games v. Apple, the public antitrust case over the App Store, already read and cross-checked. Ask the assistant a question, follow the chronology or open a contradiction.
No account and no card. The case file is read-only, and the demo is shared with other visitors, so anything you type there is deleted within a day.
PUBLIC CASE · READ-ONLY · NO SIGN-UP
Every answer cites the document it came from.
Every finding carries the sentence it came from and the page it sits on. One click opens the document at that page, with the passage highlighted.
Before you see a draft or a chat answer, each citation in it is checked against the file. A claim with no document behind it gets flagged, not repaired.
AI ASSISTANT
A question in plain words, an answer with the page numbers.
Ask in your own words. The assistant searches the whole file, reads the documents it needs, scans and recordings included, and answers with links to the exact pages.
A line under each answer shows how many citations were checked against the file. It can add items to a dossier or leave the team a note, but only when you ask.
EVERYTHING THE AI ASSISTANT CAN DO →TEN QUESTIONS TO START FROM
- Summarise the case
- What did [person] say about [topic]?
- Who is [name]?
- What happened in [period]?
- Timeline of [topic]
- Contradictions about [topic]
- Evidence for [assertion]
- Correspondence with [person]
- Document [ID] in full
- Search the attachments
FOR YOUR CLIENT
Your client follows the case. You stop forwarding every document.
Invite the client into their matter. They see the documents, the chronology, the hearings and the deadlines, and get one e-mail a morning when you add documents. Anything you mark sensitive stays with the team.
HOW CLIENT ACCESS WORKS →- No forwarding attachments one by one, and no group chat holding copies of the evidence.
- The client adds their own documents to the same file and can ask the assistant about them.
- A client costs nothing extra, and every look they take is in the audit log.
FOUNDING FIRMS · 10 OF 10 SEATS LEFT
Our team sets up your first matter with you on a 30-minute call, and your questions jump the support queue. In return, a short case study. Same price as everyone else.
What it will not do
- It does not give legal advice, and it does not decide what a document means. That stays with the lawyer.
- It does not file anything with a court.
- It is not an e-discovery platform. There is no privilege review and no review batching.
- An AI finding is a suggestion until a lawyer confirms it, and every generated document opens with the words "working draft".
That is the boundary that keeps every answer checkable.
Priced by the page, not by the seat.
A plan is a number of case files and a monthly pool of pages. Count a page as a minute of careful reading, and the smallest pool is 42 hours a month. Add the whole team: a seat costs nothing.
SOLO
$79/mo
1 MATTER · 2,500 PAGES / MO
One case file, read to the last page.
PRACTICE
$299/mo
5 MATTERS · 10,000 PAGES / MO
For a practice running several client files at once.
FIRM
$799/mo
UNLIMITED MATTERS · 30,000 PAGES / MO
For a firm that opens a new file every week.
ENTERPRISE
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UNLIMITED MATTERS · PAGES SET WITH YOU
Your own installation, your own AI keys, your own rules.
- A page
- One page of a PDF or scan, about 400 words of e-mail or Word, or a minute of a recording. Counted once, when the file first enters the case.
- Run out mid-case?
- A pack of 5,000 pages costs $129 and stays valid for 12 months. Files that arrive after the pages run out wait, stored, and start on their own once pages are available again.
- Never metered
- Users · storage · chat and search · exports and reports · keeping the file. None of it is on the meter, on any plan.
30-day money-back guarantee on your first payment.
Each matter sealed, every citation checked.
- One case file per matter
- Each matter is kept apart from every other. A search in one cannot reach another.
- Evidence is immutable
- Once a document enters the file, its text, its file and its fingerprint cannot be overwritten.
- Sources stay private
- A document is served only to a signed-in member of its matter. There are no public links to case material.
- AI answers and drafts are cite-checked
- A draft or a chat answer is checked against the records before you see it: the document, the page, the quotation. What cannot be verified is reported, never quietly repaired.
Questions we get asked
What does Legalnaut actually do?
It reads a case file once and keeps it navigable. You get a chronology of events built from the documents themselves, a profile of every person and organisation showing what they said and what was said about them, and a list of places where two documents contradict each other. Every one of those points at the document it came from.
How is this different from searching my documents?
Search finds a document. Legalnaut finds the sentence, then shows you what it conflicts with. The unit of work is a claim made in a document rather than the file the document lives in, which is what makes comparison across a whole case file possible.
What file formats can it read?
PDF, Word, Excel, PowerPoint and their OpenDocument equivalents, RTF, plain text, Markdown, CSV, HTML, e-mail as EML, MBOX and Outlook MSG with attachments, archives, images, and audio and video recordings. Type is recognised by content rather than by file extension, so a badly named document still lands where it belongs. Scans go through OCR on every page, chat screenshots are read as conversations, and recordings are transcribed.
How long does the first import take?
It runs in the background, in a queue, and you can watch the log while it does. Each document is processed as its own job, so a failure on one does not take the rest with it. The page count is shown before the import starts, and a page is counted once, when the file first enters the case.
Does it give legal advice?
No, and it is not built to. It finds and organises what is in your documents. Deciding what a fact means, what to plead and what to do next is the part that stays with a lawyer. Anything drafted with AI is labelled a draft and marked review-required.
What stops it inventing an answer?
Every answer carries the documents it was built from, with their checksums. An assertion without a document behind it is visible immediately, which is the only defence that actually works. Courts have sanctioned lawyers over invented citations, so this is not a theoretical concern.
Is my case file used to train an AI model?
No. Our agreements with the model providers prohibit training on customer content.
Can two disputes share one matter?
No. A matter is one dispute, with its own document database, its own storage and its own people. Inside it, dossiers group documents for a particular thread of work without copying them, and each proceeding holds what belongs to its own case number. Two clients never share a matter: you open a second one, which is what the plans with several matters are for, and nothing is queryable across two of them.
Navigate the case, not the pile.
Start with one case file and 7 days. No card, nothing to uninstall, and 30 days of money back once you do pay.