Changelog

What’s new with Vienna

New connectors, workflows, and improvements to how Vienna runs your firm’s tools, most recent first.

Canadian research, meeting connectors, and one sign-in

Vienna now researches and drafts for Canadian matters, connects to Zoom and Microsoft Teams, and signs you in once across every workspace.

  • Canadian matters: research Canadian case law and draft from Canadian templates alongside U.S. jurisdictions.
  • Connect Zoom and Microsoft Teams so meeting prep briefs pick up the meetings on your calendar.
  • Sign in with Microsoft or Google, and move between workspaces without signing in again.
  • The case timeline is now available in every workspace, including the startup workspace.
  • Notifications are gathered in one place across workspaces.
  • Plans and seats are now managed in one place from your Vienna account.

Firm-wide connections, subscription management, and matter search

A firm administrator can now connect the firm's document, meeting, and messaging accounts once for everyone, plans and seats are managed from your account, and you can search your matters from the matters list.

  • Firm-wide connections: connect SharePoint, iManage, Zoom, Otter, and your Microsoft tenant once for the whole firm rather than attorney by attorney.
  • Connection policy lets an administrator decide which accounts attorneys may connect themselves and which the firm manages centrally.
  • A firm access log records which accounts were connected, and by whom.
  • Manage your subscription from your account — change plan, add seats, and review past invoices.
  • Search your matters by name, client, or court from the matters list.
  • Rate any AI response so your firm's assistant learns what is useful.
  • Security: continued hardening of access controls across the platform.

Jurisdiction-first court selection and better drafting

Opening a matter now starts with the jurisdiction and narrows to the courts that sit in it, and drafted demand letters and complaints check every citation against its source.

  • Choose the jurisdiction first — federal or state — and only the courts sitting there are offered.
  • Courts are searchable by name within the jurisdiction you picked, so long dropdowns are no longer a scroll.
  • Demand letters and complaints draft with fuller facts from the matter and check each citation against the source opinion.
  • AI responses now render headings, lists, and tables, making long answers easier to read.
  • Matter intake questions were reworked to collect what the drafting step actually needs.
  • PACER search results are easier to scan when matching a docket to a matter.

Firm financial health, court selection, and research you can verify

Firm leaders now get a financial health overview across every matter, court selection draws on a complete court directory, and precedent research shows the source quotes behind each authority again.

  • Firm overview added with financial health, profitability, and unbilled work across the firm's matters.
  • Team capacity view shows how work is spread across attorneys so you can rebalance before deadlines slip.
  • Court and jurisdiction selection now draws from a complete, searchable court directory when opening a matter.
  • Precedent research shows the quoted passage from each cited authority, so you can read the language for yourself.
  • Meeting prep briefs update when a meeting's time or attendees change.

Clio connector, client billing charts, and a unified connections page

Clio joins the list of supported connections, billing pages now chart what your firm has billed and what is still outstanding, and all your connected accounts are managed from one page.

  • Clio connector added — link your Clio account to bring matters and documents into your workspace.
  • Client billing charts show cumulative billable value, how long unbilled work has been waiting, and which matters carry the most work.
  • All connected accounts are now managed from a single connections page, with clearer status for each.
  • Notifications appear across matters, tasks, and the calendar, with badges showing where attention is needed.
  • Messages throughout the platform are now written in plain language.

Firm single sign-on, trial links, and guided drafting

Firms can now sign in through their own identity provider, a shared link opens a working trial, and guided drafting walks you through preparing a document step by step.

  • Firm single sign-on added, including Okta, so attorneys sign in with their firm credentials.
  • Signing in with Google takes you straight to your existing account.
  • Shareable trial links let someone new start working on a matter right away.
  • Guided document drafting walks you through each step of preparing a document, with more motion options to choose from.
  • Accounts and matters can now be deleted from account settings.
  • Security: access controls tightened across account and matter management.

AI meeting prep, e-signatures, and more document connectors

The platform now prepares a short brief before your meetings, documents can be sent for signature without leaving the matter, and you can pull files in from more of the systems your firm already uses.

  • AI meeting prep: before each scheduled meeting, a brief summarizing the matter and the purpose of the meeting appears on your calendar — hover to preview it or copy it with one click.
  • A new calendar page brings matter deadlines, hearings, and meetings into one view.
  • Send documents for e-signature from the matter and track who has signed.
  • Engagement letters are now part of matter setup.
  • New document connectors: Dropbox, Google Drive, iManage, and Microsoft Teams.
  • Legal team invitations are simpler, and new members land directly on the matter they were invited to.

Document search, matter summaries, and smarter uploads

You can now search across everything filed in a matter, uploads go straight to secure storage without size limits, and the platform automatically pulls deadlines and meeting details out of the documents you add.

  • Search across a matter's documents and docket entries from the file management view.
  • Documents now upload directly to secure storage, so large filings and exhibits no longer stall or fail.
  • Deadlines and meeting details are now extracted automatically from documents you upload and surfaced on the matter.
  • AI matter summaries refresh more reliably as new documents and correspondence arrive.
  • New matters now start with a short setup checklist so nothing is missed at intake.
  • Manual docket upload improvements for matters where the docket has to be entered by hand.

Time tracking and inline notifications

Time tracking is now built into the matter view, and notifications appear inline next to the sections they relate to instead of on a separate page.

  • Time tracking added — record billable time against a matter without leaving it.
  • Notifications now appear inline beside the relevant navigation items, so you see what needs attention where it happened.
  • Task detail view refined for clearer ownership, due dates, and status.
  • Chat presentation reworked for easier reading of long AI responses.
  • Key dates and matter narrative surfaces added to case setup.

New firm pricing with Foundation, Growth, and Enterprise

Firm pricing moved to a three-tier rate card with a calculator you can use at checkout, so the price you see reflects your actual matter and seat counts before you commit.

  • Three-tier rate card introduced — Foundation, Growth, and Enterprise — priced on the number of active matters.
  • Interactive pricing calculator at checkout: set your matter and seat counts and see the tier and total before purchasing.
  • Additional seats can now be added to any tier, with the seat rate shown alongside the plan.
  • Annual billing available across all tiers at a 15% discount off monthly.
  • Existing subscribers keep their current plan and pricing — nothing changes on renewal.

A dedicated connections hub for Otter, OneDrive, and file storage

Connected accounts now live on their own page and their own step in matter setup, and Otter.ai has been added so meeting notes flow into the matter automatically.

  • Connections moved to a dedicated page and a dedicated step in matter setup, so linking accounts is no longer buried in settings.
  • Otter.ai connector added — connect your account and daily meeting summaries appear alongside matter activity.
  • Choose which connected file storage account a matter uses when uploading or linking documents.
  • OneDrive connection flow refined for faster linking and clearer connection status.
  • PDF viewing improvements when opening documents from a connected account.

Chat history recovery and meeting suggestion refinements

Chat conversations now reload correctly after you navigate away or a response takes a long time, and AI-suggested meetings handle rescheduling and counter-proposals properly.

  • Fixed an issue where chat history could appear empty after returning to a matter — completed responses are now recovered and shown.
  • Chat history is now correctly scoped to your own account.
  • You can now reschedule an AI-suggested meeting rather than only approving or dismissing it, and replies proposing a different time are understood.
  • Meeting invitations now come from the named attorney hosting them, and explain what conversation they follow from.
  • The platform no longer proposes weekend meeting times on its own initiative.
  • Suggestion panel now shows the correspondence a meeting suggestion is based on.
  • Fixed an issue where an inbox sync could stop early and skip newer messages.

Slack and OneDrive connectors, plus AI-suggested meetings

You can now connect Slack and OneDrive to your workspace, and the platform can detect scheduling requests in your case correspondence and suggest meetings for you to approve.

  • Slack connector added — link your firm's Slack workspace from Settings to receive workflow notifications.
  • OneDrive connector added for linking documents from your existing OneDrive account.
  • AI-suggested meetings: the platform now detects scheduling requests in case correspondence and suggests meetings you can approve with one click.
  • Approved meetings are automatically booked with a Zoom link and calendar invite attached.
  • Zoom links are now automatically attached as the default meeting location when you schedule.

Team management, ownership transfer, and client email timeline

Firms can now manage legal team assignments more directly, transfer matter ownership between attorneys, and view the full client email timeline alongside matter activity.

  • Legal team management added for assigning and reassigning team members to matters.
  • Matter ownership transfer is now available — reassign a matter to another attorney without losing its history.
  • Client email timeline added for a complete view of correspondence alongside matter activity.
  • Engagement letter tracking refined for clearer status visibility.

Checkout reliability and organization-scoped scheduling

We fixed an issue where a paid matter could fail to save after checkout, and scheduling permissions now correctly respect organization boundaries.

  • Fixed an issue where a newly purchased matter could fail to save immediately after checkout completed.
  • New signups can now purchase their first plan directly during matter setup.
  • Fixed an issue where a subscription cancellation could display an incorrect renewal date.
  • Scheduling administration is now correctly scoped to your organization.
  • PACER docket lookups are now tracked against your organization's usage.

Case-law citation accuracy and platform security hardening

Case-law citations shown by the platform are now verified directly against the source opinion text, and we shipped a broad round of security hardening across authentication and data-access paths.

  • Case-law quotes are now verified against the original opinion text before being shown, so citations are never AI-paraphrased.
  • Fixed an issue where public case pages could return an error under certain conditions.
  • Security: tightened data isolation between organizations across scheduling and case-access surfaces.
  • Security: hardened authentication on document and case webhook endpoints.
  • Security: general dependency and package vulnerability patches applied across the platform.

Matter linking fixes and platform hardening

This release fixes matter-linking reliability in the firm workspace and matter setup, and includes a round of security hardening across the platform.

  • Fixed broken matter links in the firm workspace so shared links always open the correct matter.
  • Fixed an issue where switching matters mid-task could show the previous matter's stage.
  • Matter setup drafts now persist reliably when you step away and come back to a matter.
  • Security: dependency and package vulnerability patches applied across the platform.

Task boards, AI usage tracking, and document downloads

Vienna adds a task board for tracking matter work, AI usage tracking to help firms monitor consumption, and direct downloads for engagement letters and matter documents.

  • Task board added to Vienna for tracking outstanding matter work.
  • AI usage tracking introduced so firms can monitor consumption within Vienna.
  • Engagement letters and related matter documents can now be downloaded directly.
  • Matter email timeline expanded so client correspondence sits alongside matter activity.
  • Public e-signature flow refined for a smoother signer experience.

Organization roles, jurisdiction fixes, and chat improvements

Organizations can now assign more granular team roles and access levels, federal jurisdiction detection in Vienna is more reliable, and the in-app chat experience got a round of polish.

  • Organization access levels and team roles added for finer-grained control over who can do what.
  • Federal jurisdiction detection fixed for more accurate matter setup.
  • Chat input and chat history improvements.

Subscription management and organization dashboard expansion

Subscription and billing flows continue to mature, alongside further expansion of the organization management dashboard.

  • Subscription plan management refined.
  • Organization management dashboard expanded with additional workspace and team controls.
  • Billing fixes applied to prevent incorrect plan states.

Workspaces and law interview research

We launched the workspace view with matter management built in, and introduced interview-driven law research in Vienna for practice-area-specific guidance.

  • Workspace launched — manage your matters from a unified workspace.
  • Guided law research added to walk you through practice-area-specific legal questions.

Organization management dashboard and library improvements

The organization management dashboard is now available, with law library and form-filling refinements.

  • Organization management dashboard launched with matter assignment controls.
  • Law library improvements and form-filling refinements in Vienna.
  • Matters list added to the workspace view.

Zoom integration and document search

Connect your Zoom account for scheduling and meeting links, and document search is easier to use.

  • Zoom connector added — meeting links now come from your connected Zoom account.
  • Document search improvements, plus zoom controls for reading documents.

Practice area picker, org invites, and document uploads

We added a practice area picker to organization onboarding, introduced org invites, and made document uploads more reliable.

  • Practice area picker added to organization onboarding.
  • Org invites introduced — bring team members into your organization directly from the dashboard.
  • Document uploads consolidated into one, more reliable flow.
  • Fixed matter setup steps that could stall partway through.

AI filename improvements, interview consolidation, and law reader

AI now generates better filenames for your documents automatically, and case intake questions are more consistent.

  • AI generates better filenames for briefs and documents automatically.
  • Case intake questions consolidated into one consistent flow.
  • State-level legal research improvements.
  • Law reader improvements for reviewing statutes and case law.

Faster matter navigation and statewide research

Vienna now opens the right conversation when you open a matter, and we shipped major improvements to statewide legal research.

  • Opening a matter now takes you straight to its conversation with Vienna.
  • Improvements to editing and reviewing generated documents.
  • Major improvements to statewide legal research across all 50 states.
  • Fixed resubscribing after a cancelled plan.

Generated documents and motion downloads

Generated-document workflows are more reliable, and motion documents can now be downloaded directly from Vienna.

  • Review and iterate on generated documents without losing work.
  • Motion documents can now be downloaded directly from within Vienna.
  • Legal research bug fixes.

Public e-signatures, engagement letters, and email timeline

You can now send documents for signature without requiring the recipient to create an account, and engagement letters are trackable from within Vienna.

  • Public e-signature flow launched — recipients sign without needing an account.
  • Engagement letter panel added — send, view, and track engagement letters from within Vienna.
  • Email timeline improvements for better visibility into client correspondence.
  • Matter setup step improvements.
  • Tooltips added throughout Vienna for better discoverability.

Generation modal improvements, subscriptions, and public signatures

Motion generation gives better feedback during processing, and signers can now verify with a one-time code.

  • Motion generation modal improved with better progress feedback and error handling.
  • Signature requests can now require a one-time code to verify the signer.
  • Fixes to fillable fields in guided document workflows.
  • Edit generated documents from within the matter.
  • Better follow-up suggestions on generated documents.

Calendar integrations, subscriptions page, and mobile fixes

Connect your calendar for scheduling, and manage your subscription plan from a new dedicated page.

  • Calendar integrations added — connect your calendar for scheduling.
  • New subscriptions page for managing your plan.
  • Document upload improvements.
  • Email timeline bug fixes.
  • E-signatures now run entirely on Vienna, with no third-party signing service.

Scheduling reliability, PACER, and signature editing

Scheduling is more consistent under concurrent load, PACER docket data is now available, and you can edit documents already sent for signature.

  • Scheduling reliability improvements — slot conflicts handled more consistently.
  • PACER connected for pulling federal docket data into your matters.
  • Signature editing now available for documents already sent for review.
  • Email timeline improvements for viewing inbound and outbound client messages.

Scheduling fixes

We tightened scheduling reliability so the same time slot can't be booked twice.

  • Booking is more consistent when several people schedule at once.
  • Busy-time checks now prevent double-booking.

Templating, uploads, and document editing updates

We improved template workflows, made uploads more reliable, and smoothed out document editing across the platform.

  • Improved template creation and reuse for faster document setup.
  • Made file uploads more consistent across common intake flows.
  • Refined document editing so updates are easier to review and apply.

Matter setup and completed motion fixes

We fixed a set of workflow issues affecting matter progress and editing for completed motions.

  • Resolved matter setup issues that could interrupt progress between steps.
  • Improved editing behavior for completed motions to reduce rework.

Public matter handling and tracking fixes

We improved reliability for public matter pages, corrected broken matter links, and fixed tracking-related issues.

  • Made public matter summaries load more reliably when data is available.
  • Corrected invalid public matter links instead of letting the experience fail.
  • Improved fallback handling for matter slug mismatches.
  • Fixed activity updates that were missing on some matters.

Matter summaries and document editing

This release improved matter summary accuracy and made generated documents easier to edit.

  • Improved how matter summaries resolve and display the right information.
  • Refined editing of generated documents to make updates clearer and more dependable.

Billing and invoicing improvements

We updated billing and invoicing flows to make subscriptions and payment records easier to manage.

  • Improved invoicing and subscription handling across billing workflows.

Legal team member profile update

We refreshed the legal team member profile experience to make profile details easier to review and maintain.

  • Updated team member profiles for a cleaner, more consistent experience.

Email UX and matter update improvements

We polished email workflows, fixed matter handling issues, and cleaned up smaller quality issues across the experience.

  • Improved the email experience for clearer drafting and follow-up.
  • Fixed matter-related issues that affected update accuracy.
  • Cleaned up capitalization and small interface inconsistencies.
  • Reliability improvements behind the scenes.

Email workflow improvements for solo users

We continued refining email workflows with improvements aimed at individual user productivity.

  • Improved email handling to make common actions faster and clearer for individual users.

Document critique and upload workflow updates

Late-April updates improved document critique, upload reliability, and connections between related email workflows.

  • Refined document critique workflows to make feedback easier to review.
  • Improved document upload behavior for a more dependable submission flow.
  • Made performance optimizations in key interface paths.
  • Strengthened links between connected email workflows.

Tasks, calendar, templates, and contact profiles

April added task management, a shared calendar, and a templates page, and began gathering each contact's correspondence into one profile.

  • Assign teammates to matters and to AI-suggested tasks, and see each assignee on the shared calendar.
  • Task management: track the work on a matter and who owns it.
  • Templates page: start a draft from a saved template, with an estimate of how long generation will take.
  • Contact profiles gather each person's email addresses and role, and a matter's email timeline shows correspondence in order.
  • Drafts now generate in the background, so you can keep working while a document is prepared.
  • A new FAQ, product documentation, and security overview on the website.

Streaming chat, Yahoo mail, and smarter action items

March made chat answer as it thinks, added Yahoo to the inboxes you can connect, and tightened how deadlines and action items are tracked.

  • Chat now streams its answer as it is written, and your history is kept per matter.
  • Connect a Yahoo inbox alongside Gmail and Outlook.
  • Deadlines are calculated in business days, and cancelling or reopening one updates the calendar invite.
  • Action items are shown apart from deadlines and are checked off automatically when the docket shows the work is done.
  • Upload a profile photo, upload several files at once, and choose your practice area.
  • Appeals are now supported in motion drafting.

Connect your inbox and see action items on every matter

February connected Vienna to Gmail and Outlook, so correspondence and attachments file themselves to the right matter, and added prioritized action items to each case.

  • Connect Gmail or Outlook, review what was found, and have mail and attachments filed to the matching matter.
  • Preview uploaded documents, including Word files, and rename or delete them.
  • Watch motions, complaints, and demand letters draft step by step.
  • Action items for each matter, prioritized and shown beside its deadlines.
  • Deadline reminders cite the docket entry number and open the matter directly.
  • New plans, including a single-case option and a 100-case attorney plan.

Deadlines you can manage and clearer agent email

January let you create, edit, and complete deadlines — even by replying to an email — and made every message from Vienna easier to read and better timed.

  • Create, edit, complete, and delete deadlines from the matter, or update one by replying to the reminder.
  • Deadline notes link to the matching docket entry on the timeline.
  • Vienna decides whether to send an email now, hold it, or ask you first, and docket updates arrive consolidated.
  • Group matters with drag and drop, and assign matters to colleagues.
  • Set the length of a motion and tell Vienna why you are filing it.
  • Invite colleagues to your legal team by email.

Demand letters, manual matters, and state law research

December added demand letter drafting, the ability to open a matter by hand, and statute research across seven states.

  • Draft a demand letter or a complaint from a guided intake, with research on the statutes and cases that apply.
  • Open a matter by hand with a court picker, and upload docket entries that are added to the timeline.
  • Statute and regulation research for California, New York, Michigan, Florida, Illinois, Pennsylvania, and Texas, with federal fallback.
  • Sign in once and move between workspaces.
  • An upcoming deadlines view on the dashboard, and chat answers that include tables and charts.
  • Reminders follow the matter's current assignees, so reassigned attorneys get the right warnings.

Law library, deadlines insight, and finishing drafts

November opened a public law library, began calculating deadlines from filings, and let you finish a draft you started elsewhere.

  • Law library: browse statutes and rules and read the text in a document viewer.
  • Important deadlines on each matter, with opposing-party response dates calculated from filings and the docket.
  • Calendar invites for deadlines go to every attorney assigned to the matter.
  • Finish drafts: upload your draft and get it back as a Word document with supporting authority added.
  • Citations are checked against court opinion databases, with D.C. Code and Federal Rules citations recognized.
  • Email attachments are read even when scanned, and filed to the matter.

Draft review and citation checking

October introduced Draft Review, which checks every citation in a brief against its source, and a case intake wizard for new matters.

  • Draft Review: upload a brief and each case and statute citation is verified, linked, or flagged.
  • Case intake wizard collects the matter's details and documents before the first summary is written.
  • Recommended motions account for your client's role and the stage of the case, with the reasoning behind each.
  • New discovery, pre-trial, and trial motion templates.
  • Ask the email agent for several things in one message.
  • Security: access to a case now requires being assigned to it.

The email agent reads attachments and critiques documents

September taught the email agent to read the documents you send it, summarize or critique them, and reply with properly sourced citations.

  • Email a document to the agent and get back a summary or a critique; attachments are filed to the matter.
  • Statutes are cited first and linked to their official text, with federal regulations and sentencing guidelines recognized.
  • Motion templates are chosen automatically from the best match for your matter.
  • A redesigned case timeline for criminal defense matters, optimized for mobile.
  • File a new lawsuit as a self-represented party, or write your own claim instead of the suggested one.
  • Weekly research digests summarize each matter.

Precedent research, adversary analysis, and email digests

August added a precedent research page, an analysis of the opposing side's likely position, and digest emails from the agent.

  • Research precedent from its own page, with memos delivered to the matter's chat.
  • Adversary card: a summary of the other side's likely arguments, saved with the matter.
  • Strategic digest emails, and an email when a new lawsuit is recommended.
  • A setup screen and feature tips for new users.
  • Upload up to five documents when filing a new lawsuit.
  • Security: hardened administrative access.

Document search, court analytics, and case stages

July let you ask questions across a matter's documents, added federal court analytics, and showed each case's stage on its timeline.

  • Search a matter's documents and get answers with citations to the source.
  • Federal court analytics with win rates and heat maps.
  • Generate Motion page for drafting any motion on the matter.
  • Case timeline shows the stage of the case, grouped by day, with recommended filings for each stage.
  • Weekly research update emails on each matter.
  • Expired sessions now return you to sign in rather than a blank page.

File a new lawsuit and subscriptions

June added a guided path from your facts to a filed lawsuit, and self-serve plans that unlock it.

  • File a New Lawsuit walks you from the facts to a recommended claim and a drafted complaint, with filing instructions.
  • Choose a plan and check out to begin a new matter.
  • Search for a case and preview its details before adding it.
  • Download generated documents, and find them under Recently Generated.
  • Security: emails no longer contain direct document download links.

Lawsuit drafting, guided walkthroughs, and citations

May introduced lawsuit drafting, a guided tour of the dashboard, and a page for the authorities cited on a matter.

  • Draft a lawsuit for a new matter and download it.
  • A guided walkthrough introduces each part of the dashboard.
  • Citations page lists the authorities on a matter.
  • Terms of service and privacy policy are available at sign-in.

Interactive onboarding and account access

April made the dashboard interactive for new users and smoothed the path from account to subscription.

  • Interactive onboarding on the home and dashboard pages, with a Book a Demo button.
  • Users without an active plan are sent to billing, then returned to where they started.
  • Redesigned account confirmation, password reset, and sign-out pages.
  • Chat restores earlier answers from history.

Pricing, demos, and password recovery

March published pricing, opened demo booking, and rebuilt password recovery across every workspace.

  • Pricing pages and checkout on the website.
  • Book a demo from the website.
  • Forgot-password and reset flows rebuilt across every workspace.
  • Refresh a matter's docket on demand, and remove yourself from a case.
  • The website blog launched.

Subscriptions, cited research, and a civil workspace

February launched self-serve subscriptions, linked citations in research, and a workspace for federal civil litigation.

  • Choose a plan, see your current plan, and check out from your account.
  • Precedent research with linked citations and duplicates removed.
  • A federal civil litigation workspace joins the federal criminal workspace.
  • Recently used motions can be downloaded by name, with corrected captions and certificates of service.
  • Manage your organization's members from one table.
  • Redesigned sign-in and sign-up, and copy or regenerate chat answers.

Account hub, case chat, and motion categories

January opened a single account hub for plans and organizations, gave chat the context of your case, and organized motions by category.

  • Account hub: sign in, manage your plan, organization, and password, and open each workspace.
  • Chat knows the case you are working on and shows when it is researching the web.
  • Choose a motion by category and watch each drafting step as it happens.
  • The federal criminal overview lists your team and your open and closed cases.
  • Delete a case with confirmation.

Docket sorting, motion downloads, and case teams

December made the docket easier to work through, let you download generated motions, and added attorneys to cases.

  • Sort the docket by date filed, search the timeline, and see the latest entry on the overview.
  • Download generated motions, and refresh the recommended motions.
  • Assign attorneys to a case or remove them.
  • Cases that have already been added open directly instead of being duplicated.

Adding cases, AI summaries, and recommendations

November connected the full case workflow: add a case, upload its docket, and read AI summaries and recommendations.

  • Add a case, upload its docket and documents, and open its overview and timeline.
  • AI case summaries, document summaries, and recommended next filings on every case.
  • Basic and advanced case search.
  • Confirm your account and reset your password.

Sign-in, chat workflows, and brief generation

October added accounts, guided chat workflows for argument, comparison, and trial preparation, and a finished brief generator.

  • Sign up, sign in, and sign out.
  • Chat workflows for building an argument, comparing authorities, analyzing a case, and preparing for trial, with chat history.
  • Brief generation with a summary of each brief.
  • Advanced case search.

Case workspace and document upload

September built the case workspace: a sidebar of your cases, an overview, a timeline, and document upload.

  • Case overview, timeline, and document upload for each case.
  • Search cases with filters and PACER search results.
  • Recent motions, with recommended cases added to the drafting context.
  • Legal team member profiles.
  • First version of chat.

Dashboard and legal teams

August introduced the dashboard and legal team management, and launched the public website.

  • Dashboard with a welcome screen, open cases, and a cases index.
  • Legal team dashboard: add and remove members.
  • Public website with a newsletter sign-up.

Motions from the case view

July brought motion drafting into the case view and a redesigned dashboard.

  • Generate a motion from the case view, and reopen recent motions.
  • Each case has its own address you can bookmark and share with your team.
  • Redesigned dashboard.

First web release

The first web version brought sign-in, criminal case summaries, and drafting with the case documents in context.

  • Sign in to a private workspace.
  • Criminal case summaries and recommended motions.
  • Briefs draft with your case documents in context.

PACER search, case summaries, and motion recommendations

The earliest release found federal cases on PACER, summarized them, and recommended the next motion.

  • Search PACER, including advanced and party searches.
  • Case summaries generated from the docket.
  • Motion recommendations based on the docket.
  • A Motion to Extend template and a private document store for each case.