# Legalnaut > A case intelligence workspace for litigation teams and their customers. Every fact and contradiction anchored to the document it came from: a chronology built from the documents, profiles of who said what about whom, contradictions confirmed by a lawyer, a proof chart with its gaps, witness dossiers, deadlines computed from the rule, and a citation check on every AI text. Priced by the page of analysis, never by the seat. ## Pages - [Home](https://legalnaut.com): What the product does, and the evidence model behind it - [Features](https://legalnaut.com/features): Every feature, grouped by the job it does: reading the file, the chronology, contradictions, the proof chart, hearing preparation, the client, the assistant - [Pricing](https://legalnaut.com/pricing): Plans — Solo $79/mo (1 case, 2,500 pages a month), Practice $299/mo (5 cases, 10,000 pages a month), Firm $799/mo (unlimited cases, 30,000 pages a month), Enterprise on request; page pack 5,000 pages $129; unlimited users, no storage fees (14-day free trial, no card; 30-day money-back guarantee on the first payment) - [Security](https://legalnaut.com/security): Workspace isolation, immutable evidence, sub-processors, SOC 2 Type II ## Comparisons - [Legalnaut vs uploading your case file to ChatGPT](https://legalnaut.com/compare/general-ai-assistants): What changes when a case file is read by a system built for evidence rather than by a general assistant: citations, checksums, and answers you can take into a hearing. - [Legalnaut vs an e-discovery platform](https://legalnaut.com/compare/ediscovery-platforms): E-discovery platforms answer "which of these million documents are responsive". Legalnaut answers "what happened, and where do the accounts disagree". When each one is the right tool. - [Legalnaut vs a document management system](https://legalnaut.com/compare/document-management-systems): A DMS keeps documents findable by name and matter. Legalnaut reads what is inside them. Where the two differ, and why most firms end up with both. - [Legalnaut vs reading the file yourself](https://legalnaut.com/compare/manual-review): Nobody knows a case file like the person who read all of it. What changes when the reading has to happen twice, at speed, under a deadline. ## By practice area - [Commercial litigation](https://legalnaut.com/for/commercial-litigation): Commercial disputes turn on the sequence of correspondence. Legalnaut builds the chronology from the documents and flags where the accounts disagree. - [Family law](https://legalnaut.com/for/family-law): Family cases run on personal correspondence across years and platforms. Legalnaut turns it into a searchable, dated record with the source attached to every entry. - [Criminal defence](https://legalnaut.com/for/criminal-defence): Defence work is reading served material against itself under time pressure. Legalnaut compares statements and surfaces the pairs that conflict. - [In-house legal](https://legalnaut.com/for/in-house-legal): In-house teams need to understand a dispute before deciding how much of it to outsource. Legalnaut gives you the file in a form you can brief from. - [Solo practice](https://legalnaut.com/for/solo-practice): Working alone means the file has to fit in one head. Legalnaut takes the looking-things-up half so the judgement half stays yours. - [Cross-border disputes](https://legalnaut.com/for/cross-border-disputes): Parallel proceedings in two jurisdictions mean two sets of documents in two languages. Legalnaut keeps them in one file without translating the evidence. ## Glossary - [Chronology](https://legalnaut.com/glossary/chronology): A chronology is a dated list of the events in a dispute, each one traceable to the document that evidences it. - [Contradiction](https://legalnaut.com/glossary/contradiction): A contradiction is a pair of statements in the case file that cannot both be true, each one anchored to the document it appears in. - [Exhibit](https://legalnaut.com/glossary/exhibit): An exhibit is a document formally put before a court, carrying a reference number that stays fixed for the life of the proceedings. - [Bundle](https://legalnaut.com/glossary/bundle): A bundle is the paginated set of documents filed for a hearing, indexed so any page can be found from the index in one step. - [Provenance](https://legalnaut.com/glossary/provenance): Provenance is the record of where a piece of evidence came from and what has happened to it since. - [Checksum](https://legalnaut.com/glossary/checksum): A checksum is a short fingerprint computed from a file, which changes if even one byte of the file changes. - [Chain of custody](https://legalnaut.com/glossary/chain-of-custody): Chain of custody is the documented sequence of hands a piece of evidence has passed through, from collection to court. - [Audit log](https://legalnaut.com/glossary/audit-log): An audit log is an append-only record of who did what in a system and when. - [E-discovery](https://legalnaut.com/glossary/e-discovery): E-discovery is the process of identifying, collecting and producing electronic documents for litigation. - [Privilege review](https://legalnaut.com/glossary/privilege-review): Privilege review is the check that no legally privileged document is handed to the other side during disclosure. - [Redaction](https://legalnaut.com/glossary/redaction): Redaction is the permanent removal of protected text from a document before it is disclosed or filed. - [Anonymisation](https://legalnaut.com/glossary/anonymisation): Anonymisation replaces identifying details in a document with labels, so the substance can be read without exposing who it concerns. - [OCR](https://legalnaut.com/glossary/ocr): OCR turns an image of text, such as a scan or a photograph of a page, into text a computer can search. - [Transcription](https://legalnaut.com/glossary/transcription): Transcription turns recorded speech into text, so a recording can be searched, quoted and cited like any other document. - [Entity extraction](https://legalnaut.com/glossary/entity-extraction): Entity extraction pulls the people, organisations, places and dates out of a document and records where each one appeared. - [Claim](https://legalnaut.com/glossary/claim): A claim, in case analysis, is a single assertion of fact made in a document, recorded together with who made it and where. - [Deduplication](https://legalnaut.com/glossary/deduplication): Deduplication removes repeated copies of the same document from a case file, keeping one. - [Retrieval-augmented generation](https://legalnaut.com/glossary/rag): Retrieval-augmented generation is a technique where a language model is given relevant documents to read before it answers, instead of answering from memory. - [Hallucination](https://legalnaut.com/glossary/hallucination): A hallucination is a confident, fluent statement from a language model that is not supported by any source. - [Proof chart](https://legalnaut.com/glossary/proof-chart): A proof chart is a table that sets each issue a party has to establish against the facts and exhibits that prove it, and shows where nothing does yet. - [Pin-cite](https://legalnaut.com/glossary/pin-cite): A pin-cite is a citation that points to the exact page of a document, not only to the document. - [Cite-check](https://legalnaut.com/glossary/cite-check): A cite-check is the verification that every citation in a document points at a real source that says what the document claims it says. - [Witness dossier](https://legalnaut.com/glossary/witness-dossier): A witness dossier is everything a case file holds about one person, gathered for the examination: their statements, what was said about them, the documents they wrote, and the statements the file contradicts. - [Limitation period](https://legalnaut.com/glossary/limitation-period): A limitation period is the deadline after which a claim can no longer be brought. ## Company - [About Legalnaut](https://legalnaut.com/about): Legalnaut is built by A2Z WEB PTE. LTD. in Singapore, out of a real case file that had grown past the point where one pe… - [Privacy policy](https://legalnaut.com/privacy): What Legalnaut collects, which sub-processors touch case material, how long data is kept and how to exercise your rights… - [Terms of service](https://legalnaut.com/terms): The terms on which Legalnaut is provided by A2Z WEB PTE. LTD. - [Data processing agreement](https://legalnaut.com/dpa): The processing terms under which Legalnaut handles personal data contained in your case material. ## Blog - [How to find contradictions in witness statements](https://legalnaut.com/blog/find-contradictions-between-statements-and-documents): Two witnesses describing the same meeting differently is normal and rarely worth much. A witness describing a meeting on… - [Check these 5 things before AI text enters a filing](https://legalnaut.com/blog/check-these-things-before-ai-text-enters-a-filing): Language models produce fluent, confident, well-structured text that is sometimes about a world that does not exist. In… - [Why your served bundle is invisible to search](https://legalnaut.com/blog/why-your-served-bundle-is-invisible-to-search): You search the file for a word you are certain appears in it, and get nothing back. The document is there. The word is o… - [How to build a case chronology from 900 emails](https://legalnaut.com/blog/build-a-case-chronology-from-900-emails): A commercial dispute is usually an argument about what was agreed and when. The answer sits in correspondence written ye… ## Optional - [Full content as Markdown](https://legalnaut.com/llms-full.txt): Every public page in one document