1 · Collect
Everything comes in — from your Downloads, iCloud, external drives, Photos, Mail and portals — with where it came from, when it was captured, and a fingerprint that proves it has not changed.
Case Command works the way a careful litigation team does: evidence first, then facts, then arguments — and only then a draft for you to sign.
A stage starts only when the one before it has passed. If a deadline is close, a safe-to-file track runs in parallel — and every report says so.
Everything comes in — from your Downloads, iCloud, external drives, Photos, Mail and portals — with where it came from, when it was captured, and a fingerprint that proves it has not changed.
The visibility ladder (below) reads each page and records how. Anything no method can prove it read is shown to a person. Nothing is "reviewed" because a search returned something.
A chronology where every line opens its page. Deadlines computed from the rule and the document that started them — the date a right is lost, not just the next calendar event.
Competing versions of what happened — yours, theirs, the innocent one. What each predicts should exist is checked against the record. What is missing is run down, and you are asked only what only you can know.
Opposing counsel attacks, a mock judge rules, every citation is read at its source, a five-reader council reviews the draft. Then it is yours to read, approve and file.
Nothing is sent, filed or signed by the software. It prepares and checks; you decide and act.
Book a setupMost tools stop when a search returns some text. That is how a rotated scan, a handwritten note or a stamp goes unseen. Case Command scores every page and climbs until it can prove what it saw.
It also learns: every attempt is logged, the methods that work on a kind of document are tried first next time, and spot-checks by a reviewer demote a method that got something wrong.
Each role is its own agent with one job, the right level of model for it, and a clear hand-off.