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What the system can do today, measured.

Read from the running system, not written for the page. Each figure carries the date it was measured, and the page is regenerated as new abilities ship and the system grows.

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0.12 s
median library search, with eight clients searching at once
Measured Oct 3, 2026
1,331
automated checks watching the system on every machine
Measured Oct 3, 2026
9,427,210
court opinions held in full text
Measured Oct 3, 2026
48
abilities the assistant can use on your matters
Measured Oct 3, 2026

The desk

One workspace, every view of the matter.

10 views over one record, and an assistant that can act on it with 48 abilities, each reading the same file the desk does.

  • Assistant

    Ask about any matter; the answer cites the rule and the record it read.

  • Desk

    Today’s appearances, the week’s deadlines and what needs you, across every matter.

  • Tower

    Every paper in production across all matters, by stage, with what each still needs.

  • Matters

    Every matter held whole: parties, docket, dates, papers and the next step.

  • Research

    Opinions, statutes and rules read in full, with the authority against you found too.

  • Documents

    Every draft in one queue: waiting on you, ready to send, or held with its reason.

  • Library

    The whole law library, searchable by meaning and by citation.

  • Mail

    Every mailbox you connect in one inbox, filed into the matter it belongs to.

  • Service

    Every party to be served, the method the forum allows, and proof back on file.

  • Approvals

    Every outward act waits in one queue for your decision before it goes.

The assistant’s abilities, by family

Measured Oct 3, 2026
  1. Matters and the record9

    Open any matter, its papers, its docket and its timeline, and take new papers in with their fingerprints kept.

  2. Deadlines1

    Every clock on a matter, each with the rule that sets it and what it needs.

  3. Research7

    Search opinions, read one in full, check it is still good law, and find the authority against a proposition before the other side does.

  4. Parties and networks2

    Who is who in a matter, and how people and firms connect to it, traced to the record that shows it.

  5. Drafting and filing8

    Draft only from verified sources, run the filing gate, and carry a paper to ready in one step.

  6. Evidence5

    Bind exhibits, fingerprint any file, read a recording’s true format, and make video play in a court’s viewer.

  7. Hearings2

    What is prepared for the next hearing, and the script you read, from your own papers.

  8. Service of process5

    The service board, the forum’s own service rule line by line, and every step and server quote on record.

  9. Mail and correspondence6

    Read and search your mail from the conversation, draft replies for you to send, and hold official letters for the recipient’s business hours.

  10. Research topics2

    Research kept like a matter: its own sources, files and reading list.

  11. Approvals1

    Every outward act waiting for a decision, in one place.

Mail

Every inbox, inside the matter.

Connect any mailbox and read it beside the case it belongs to. Built for privileged correspondence: it reads without changing anything, and sends only when you do.

  • One inbox

    Every connected account in one list, newest first.

  • Every folder

    Inbox, Starred, Important, Sent, Drafts, Archive, All Mail, Spam and Trash, named the same on every provider.

  • Conversations

    Messages grouped into threads, the way they were written.

  • Search

    Search across every account at once, answered from a copy kept on your machine.

  • Attachments

    Open any attachment in place.

  • File to a matter

    Any message, with its attachments, filed into the matter it belongs to.

  • Send as

    Reply from the mailbox or one of its verified send-as addresses, and from nothing else.

  • Any provider

    Gmail, Outlook, iCloud, Fastmail, Yahoo, or any standard mail server.

How it treats your mail

Measured Oct 3, 2026
  • Reading changes nothing on the server: folders open read-only, and opening a message does not mark it read.
  • Nothing is ever deleted from your mailbox.
  • Mail is sent only when you press Send; addresses are checked and recipients capped.
  • Passwords stay in your computer’s own secure store, never in a file.
  • The local copy of your mail is readable by your account alone.

Speed and assurance

Fast under load. Watched on every machine.

The library is measured with eight clients searching at once, and the whole system is watched by automated checks, each one proven by catching the failure it guards before it was trusted.

Library search, eight clients at once

Measured Oct 3, 2026
  1. Median0.12 s
  2. 95th percentile0.40 s

175 of 175 concurrent searches answered over the last seven days.

1,331

automated checks watching the system, on every machine

Measured Oct 3, 2026

988

shown catching the failure they guard before they were trusted

Measured Oct 3, 2026

715

proven against input that was complete, well-formed and wrong

Measured Oct 3, 2026

453

self-tests in the desk, each shown catching its defect before release

Measured Oct 3, 2026

The filing gate

77 examinations between every draft and a court.

Every paper passes each lane before it can be rendered. A paper that fails is held with its reason, never passed quietly.

Examinations per lane

Measured Sep 22, 2026
  1. Authority and citation18

    No case is cited until the opinion has been read in full — not a headnote, not a snippet, not a summary. Each is then checked for what the majority actually held, whether the court reached it, and whether it is still good law.

  2. Argument and craft15

    The standard of review, who carries the burden and the relief sought are each stated with the authority that sets them. Every authority the other side cited is answered rather than left silent.

  3. Form, forum and filing11

    Caption, margins, page limits and the filing packet measured against that court’s own rule — and a refusal to draft into a court whose procedure we do not hold, rather than applying another state’s by default.

  4. Source and provenance8

    Every fact traces to the document it came from. A search result, an internal note or an earlier draft of our own is a lead to read, never a source to cite.

  5. Adversarial review7

    Someone goes looking for what kills the argument before opposing counsel does, including the authority that cuts against us.

  6. Exhibits and service5

    Exhibits numbered without collision, legible at the size they will be read, and reconciled against what the paper says was served on whom.

  7. Release control5

    Nothing regenerates after signature, and nothing leaves without the approval on the record. A signed paper is frozen.

  8. Parties and privacy3

    Every party’s identity and role verified from a primary source — no title inferred from a name — and personal data held out of what gets filed.

  9. Dates and clocks3

    No “next Tuesday”. Every deadline computed from the rule that sets it and carrying that rule’s citation, so a date can be checked instead of trusted.

  10. Numbers2

    Every figure reconciles against its exhibit, and any amount the court may ask about is on one page before anyone stands up.

The library

Primary law, held whole.

Opinions are read in full, not from a headnote, and every citation is checked against the reporters before it reaches a page.

9,427,210

court opinions held in full text

Measured Oct 3, 2026

18,124,047

reporter citations verified against before a cite reaches a page

Measured Oct 3, 2026

103

volumes of the national legal encyclopedia, read as a research map

Measured Oct 3, 2026

What’s new

Released, most recent first.

What changed for clients over the last 30 days. The desk is on release 11.30, published Oct 2, 2026.

  1. Oct 3, 2026

    • The deskFormatted email opens in a sealed reader, with pictures off until you choose to show them.
    • The deskAsk about a provision and see its exact text.
    • The deskThe assistant can read your email and draft replies; nothing is sent until you send it.
    • MailEmails filed to a matter appear on that matter's timeline.
    • The deskSee every inbox and folder in one list, kept on your own computer.
    • The deskA report you send shows its status, and our reply comes back to you.
    • The deskRead, write and send email from the desk with the account you already have.
    • The deskTalk with the assistant hands-free, by voice.
    • The desk appA statute cited without its section sign is still checked, and a missing section is fetched from the official source.

  2. Oct 2, 2026

    • Drafting and filingWork that has fallen behind moves to the front of the queue.
    • The deskEvery statute, rule and regulation in an answer is checked against the law we hold.
    • The deskEvery answer is checked for cases that are no longer good law.
    • The deskRead a whole paper on a phone, and open a law guide as a page.
    • The deskA file dropped into a conversation stays with that conversation as you work.
    • The deskFiles on a topic are labelled clearly, each with a one-line next step.
    • The deskThe governing law is one tap away from any paper.
    • The deskA page refresh never loses an answer that is still being written.
    • The deskResearch suggests a next step, and says plainly when a line of inquiry has stalled.
    • The deskOn a phone, a menu reaches every section, not just the tabs.
    • The deskResearch topics work like matters, each with its own conversations.

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