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Your lawyer sent 5,000 files. Put the highlighter down.

Discovery Engine reads every page, every email and every second of recording in your case, right on your own computer. Then the AI agent you already use answers across all of it with the exact page, paragraph or timestamp, and nothing counts until you approve it.

Mac (Apple silicon) · Windows 10 & 11 · Runs on your computer

“Just highlight anything important.”

Famous last words from a perfectly nice attorney. Move the sliders and see what that sentence actually costs.

FROM: YOUR ATTORNEY
RE: DOCUMENTS (5,000 ATTACHED)

Please go through all of these.
Just yellow-highlight anything important.

1,667hours of reading, if nobody blinks
42forty-hour work weeks
83highlighters run dry*
417pots of coffee*
Secondsper question once Discovery Engine has read the case. Cross-referencing included, highlighter not required.

*Highly scientific: one highlighter per 20 hours, one pot of coffee per 4. Not legal advice. Not coffee advice either.

Build it once. Ask it anything.

Four steps from “a folder your attorney sent” to “an answer you can cite in a brief”.

  1. Point it at the production

    Name the case and choose the folder. Nothing is copied, moved or changed: your originals are only ever read.

    Harrowfield productions/
    └ Production 1
  2. It reads every file

    OCR for scans, transcripts for recordings, text from emails and spreadsheets. Each file is searchable the moment it’s through.

    PDFEMAILSPREADSHEETVIDEO
  3. It finds the people and the money

    Names, accounts and addresses are picked out of every file and linked across the case, with stand-ins like PERSON A whenever you want a sanitized view.

    wired $48,000 to PERSON B
  4. Ask your AI agent

    ChatGPT desktop or Claude desktop works across every file through the app’s command-line tool, and cites as it goes.

    First contact: June 2, 2018, nine months before the report says.
    EMAIL-0015DOC-0026 p.2

Sanitized at the flip of a switch.

The app has a real version of this switch. Flip it and every name, account and address it found in the case turns into a stand-in. Handy when you’re sharing your screen in a meeting.

  • The same person always gets the same stand-in, so patterns survive.
  • Page images get the same treatment: real values are covered while the switch is on.
  • Exports can use real names for the attorney, or stay fully sanitized.
CONFIDENTIALEXHIBIT 0417 · PAGE 2

On March 3, Daniel ReevesPERSON A wired $48,000 from account 4471-2290-0083ACCOUNT 1 to Marisol VancePERSON B at 1180 Larkspur Ct.ADDRESS 1

Watch it work. Popcorn optional.

Five films, from the 90-second pitch to a full setup walkthrough. Click any line of a transcript to jump to that moment, just like a citation in the app.

Product demo

Transcript (click a line to jump there)

    The 90-second film is also on YouTube. The product demos were recorded with an earlier test build, in which agents worked only with stand-ins; in current builds your agent reads the case as written.

    PRIVILEGED & CONFIDENTIAL

    Fun site. Serious about your files.

    Discovery files are some of the most sensitive documents anyone handles. The jokes stop here.

    Read on your own computer

    The app reads every file locally: OCR, transcripts and search all run on the machine in front of you. First launch checks that the disk is encrypted.

    You choose the AI

    The app itself sends nothing to a cloud AI. The agent you already use, in ChatGPT desktop or Claude desktop, does the AI work and reads the case as written, so use an AI plan your firm has approved for client files.

    Originals are never touched

    Your case folder is only ever read. Exports are copies, written to a folder you choose.

    You decide what counts

    AI proposals wait for your approval, one passage or one document at a time, and every quote is checked against the source.

    Every command on the record

    The Agent log lists each command your AI agent runs and what it got back, as it happens.

    Evidence, not instructions

    The agent’s guide tells it to treat document text as evidence and never as instructions, and to list its sources at the bottom of every answer.

    Got a question? It’s in the docs.

    Installation, every screen, the command-line tool, privacy settings and troubleshooting. Highlighted for you, naturally.