Guide - Case Organizer

Three-step guide

Three steps: 1) Describe what happened (what, where, when) → 2) Check the echo (facts shown as written, fix them before generating) → 3) Download the pack (copy, download .md, print).

Small print: voice input is optional; tap to speak, the text fills the box first, then check it on the echo page. Privacy: address to city/district only, no full address, ID, phone or bank details. Data stays only in page memory and is lost on close.

Data flows: page-memory processing; browser speech may go to the browser vendor service; after clicking VerifyCites, you control what you paste there (browser mode only extracts formats, it does not check online); future lawyer handoff is not built and sends no data; download/copy are under your control.

Free core and subscription: see the free-core/subscription note on the result page; self-representation organizing and drafts are in the free core.

Lawyer flow: enter the Organize page in lawyer mode and fill 4 groups to generate a draft suggestion.

Before you start: are you ready? (only this first step)

At the start: do not enter sensitive private details; first describe what happened.

Other reminders appear by stage: after organizing facts, save original evidence and check key dates; when preparing a draft, jurisdiction, legal basis and format; when preparing to file, deadlines, fees, copies and filing procedure.

Feature status: what is live, what is planned

Live (usable): fact input, echo, pack download, manual fact classification, event-evidence link lists, breakpoint check, action list.
Limited (bounded): draft format skeleton, candidate citation display, statute library v0.1 index, case library v0.2 (California landlord-tenant 6 + England 3 + Canada 8).
Planned (not live): judgment probe, post-filing tracking, AI candidate citations, AI fact-classification suggestions.

Basic checks are free: fact organizing, echo, pack, breakpoint check and action list are in the free core; subscriptions cover only add-on management, collaboration efficiency and service convenience, not the basic checks that legal safety needs.

AI capability boundary: what you can safely leave to AI, what you cannot

This page currently has no AI engine. Below is the current state and the boundary for any future AI (future AI works only inside this boundary):

Can AI rewrite my language? Not now (no AI on this page); future AI may rewrite language without changing facts, and you must check the rewrite.
Can AI find time contradictions? Now only deterministic prompts (early years / deadline keywords, breakpoint check), not AI judgment; future AI may flag contradictions, and you and a lawyer decide.
Can AI judge whether evidence is sufficient? No, a lawyer must judge.
Can AI suggest missing materials? Now only a general materials list and the to-confirm items you enter; future AI may suggest possible gaps from what you entered, and you must confirm.
Can AI judge my win probability? Absolutely not; this tool does not output win probabilities or tailored conclusions.

Need human help: this site has no automatic AI legal consultation. For human handoff, email chaselyjun@gmail.com (see the about page contact section).

Help (human handoff)

This site has no automatic AI legal consultation; the tool only organizes and does not give targeted legal conclusions.

For human help, email chaselyjun@gmail.com. Human handoff covers tool-use help, feedback, and a human look at your handoff pack; for legal questions, use the lawyer-referral directories to find a licensed lawyer.

Do not include ID numbers, bank account numbers, or other sensitive personal information in the email; if you send your pack for a human look, do so voluntarily and redact it yourself.

See the about page contact section →

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