Early case assessment for litigators

Every file read. Every recording watched. Before your first strategy call.

Evidence Hound goes through the evidence in a new case for you: the client's documents and phone videos, the police report, the body cam footage, the calls. Then it tells you what is there, what is missing and when it all happened.

ChronologySample matter
  1. 9:41 PMAudio911 call, dispatch recordingTranscribed
  2. 9:47 PMVideoBody cam, Officer ASynced with Officer B
  3. 9:52 PMVideoBody cam, Officer BSynced with Officer A
  4. 11:05 PMDocumentIncident reportSays the stop began at 9:55

Open question: the report puts the stop three minutes after Officer B's video shows it.

The first weeks of a case shouldn't go to finding out what you have.

A new case starts with whatever you can gather: the client's texts and phone videos, a police report, a records request that came back as hours of body cam, a stack of records nobody has read. Somebody has to go through all of it before anyone can say whether the case is strong. That somebody is usually an associate, and it usually takes weeks.

Evidence Hound does the first pass in the background, so your team starts from a map instead of a pile.

What it does

A nose for the details that matter

Reads everything you are handed

PDFs (scanned ones too, read by OCR in English and Spanish), Word files, email archives, photos, ZIP and 7z archives, audio and video. Duplicates are set aside automatically.

Watches the footage so you can skip to it

Every recording is transcribed. Play several body cams and phone recordings together on one clock, and jump straight to the moment that matters.

One timeline for the whole matter

Documents, messages and recordings land on a single chronology, so gaps and contradictions show up on their own.

A first memo in minutes or hours

Facts, open questions and issues to look at, with a hard look at the other side's evidence. Steer it toward what you care about. It does not invent case law or deadlines.

Quotes you can check

Before a quote reaches you, our software checks it against the file it came from. One click takes you to the page or the second of video.

Ask the matter

Ask a question in plain English and get answers drawn only from this matter's files, with links to where each answer came from.

More on how Evidence Hound works →

Security

Built for privileged material from the first line of code

Your clients' files are the most sensitive thing you hold. We treat them that way.

How we protect your files →

  • Every matter is walled off from every other matter and every other firm
  • Two-step sign-in, with passkey support
  • Every upload is scanned for malware before anyone can open it
  • A write-once audit trail of who did what, kept for seven years by default
  • Files are stored and processed in the United States

Questions

Who is Evidence Hound for?
Litigators sizing up a new case from its first evidence: what the client brings in, records requests and early disclosures. It is strongest when that evidence is heavy with recordings: body cam, dash cam, surveillance video, recorded calls and phone extractions.
Does it replace reviewing the evidence?
No. Evidence Hound gives you a map of the evidence so you know where to look first. Every finding links to its source, and the judgment stays with you.
Is it a legal research tool?
No. It works only from the files in your matter. It does not cite case law or calculate deadlines.
Who else can see a matter?
Only the people you add to it. Each matter is walled off from every other matter and every other firm, and co-counsel see only what you share with them.
How do we get started?
We are working closely with a small group of design partners. Partners get hands-on onboarding, a direct line to the team and founding-member pricing.

Help us shape where this goes

We are hand-picking a small group of litigators as design partners. You get direct access to the team, and your cases shape what we build next.