One record. Read in full. Cited everywhere.
For legal professionals and their clients. Upload everything; CaseTime reads it. The brief, the timeline, the flagged issues, every answer — built from the documents and cited back to them.
Every document, read and classified
Upload pleadings, orders, discovery, exhibits, financial statements, letters, and message exports. CaseTime reads every page, identifies what each document is, gives it a proper title, and files it in one indexed record.
No folders to maintain, no naming conventions to invent. The 300-page PDF your attorney's office sent becomes a set of documents you can actually find.
A living summary of where your case stands
The brief is the first thing you see: current posture, the parties, open issues, upcoming dates, recent activity, and what needs your attention — rewritten automatically as new documents join the record.
Every line is cited. Tap a citation and you're looking at the page it came from.
- Where the case stands
- Parties & people
- Open issues
- Upcoming dates & deadlines
- Risks & gaps in the record
- Points to discuss with your attorney
What happened, when — with labels you can trust
CaseTime extracts dated events from the record into one chronology: facts, claims, court orders, and deadlines. Each entry is labeled for what it is — a documented fact is never mixed up with one side's allegation.
Claims show who asserted them. AI observations are marked as exactly that. And every entry cites the document and page it came from.
- Documented facts, cited to the source
- Allegations, labeled with who asserted them
- What the court has actually ordered
- Deadlines and hearing dates, tracked
Ask the record anything
"When did the exchange problems start?" "What did the evaluator recommend?" "What am I actually ordered to pay?" Ask in plain language; CaseTime answers from your documents, with citations to the exact page.
If the record doesn't contain the answer, CaseTime says so — it doesn't guess, and it doesn't invent.
What did the evaluator actually recommend?
The custody evaluation recommends joint legal custody with a stepped parenting-time schedule, review after six months, and completion of a co-parenting course by both parties. Eval. Report, p. 9 p. 11
What the record says you're missing
As CaseTime reads, it flags what deserves attention: the contested questions at the heart of the case, weaknesses and gaps in your record, and documents that are referenced in filings but were never uploaded.
Each item explains why it was raised — with citations — and you decide what to do with it: upload the missing document, resolve it, or dismiss it.
- Issues — the contested questions in your case
- Risks & gaps — weaknesses the record shows
- Missing documents — referenced but not uploaded
- Discussion points — what's worth attorney time
Make every billed hour count
CaseTime keeps a running, cited discussion agenda between attorney and client — questions the record leaves open, decisions that need legal judgment, developments the other should know about.
Both sides work in the same workspace, on the same brief, timeline, and record. Clients see what's worth attorney time; attorneys see what needs client input. Meetings start from the documents, not from memory.
Litigation intelligence, not legal advice. CaseTime never drafts filings and never presents its own inference as fact — everything is labeled, and everything is cited.
Cases aren't won by tools. They're won by evidence.
Everything here exists to do one thing: turn the pile of paper your case generates into a record you understand. The AI reads it, connects it, and answers from it — it never invents it.
Put the record to work.
Upload it today. Walk into your next hearing knowing what's in it.
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