Legalnaut

About the tool

Legalnaut is a case workspace built for litigation lawyers and their teams. You upload or email the documents in a matter, and the platform runs OCR and transcription, removes duplicates and reads the whole file. It then builds a chronology of events, profiles of the people involved, a proof chart and a list of possible contradictions between documents and testimony. Every fact is anchored to the exact document, page and quotation it came from, so the team can check each point before relying on it. On top of that structure, an AI assistant answers questions about the case by searching and reading the file, and it cites the pages it used, with a citation check that flags answers it cannot support. Lawyers confirm contradictions before they count, and the platform prepares witness dossiers and examination outlines, tracks deadlines and exports bundles, chronologies and draft motion material. A public demo case based on Epic Games v. Apple shows the workflow, and the interface is available in nine languages. Legalnaut states that it does not give legal advice, file with courts, replace e-discovery tools or perform privilege review. Pricing is based on matters and pages processed, with unlimited users and no metering on chat, search, exports or storage. Solo costs $79 per month for one matter and 2,500 pages, Practice $299 for five matters and 10,000 pages, and Firm $799 for unlimited matters and 30,000 pages, with 20% off on yearly billing. Enterprise plans can run on the customer's own servers and AI keys. A 14-day trial with 1,000 pages needs no card, and the first payment has a 30-day money-back guarantee.