LitigatorOS pulls your federal and state dockets, tracks every hearing and deadline, verifies your citations, and keeps your evidence in one place. The litigation workflow, finally in one system.
Deadlines live in one place, exhibits in another, the docket in a third, your calendar in a fourth. One missed date is a sanction. One missed hearing is a default.
Not a feature list bolted together. Every tool reads and writes the same case data, so updating a party updates your conflicts, your deadlines, and your graph at once.
Paste a PACER report or a Nevada Wiznet register and LitigatorOS parses parties, counsel, pleadings, and dates into structured, searchable case data.
Hearings pulled straight from the docket, classified by outcome, with live countdowns. Held, cancelled, vacated, granted, denied, read at a glance.
A paranoid second set of eyes on your caselaw. Checks names, reporters, years, and pin cites against a local mirror of CourtListener's 18M+ citation database. Catches ghost cases and overruled authority before you file.
OCR, tagging, and cross-references for records, billing, emails, and exhibits. Encrypted per matter. Your evidence finally behaves like data.
One grid showing who is hiding what. Requests, responses, objections, and missing production across every defendant. Boilerplate games exposed at a glance.
The whole matter mapped: plaintiff, defendants, counsel, witnesses, insurers, and who is adverse to whom. The relationship structure of a complex case, visible.
Most legal tech is built by people who have never filed a thing. This was built across a live docket, under real deadline pressure, by the person it had to keep out of default.
LitigatorOS started as survival infrastructure: juggling PACER, CourtListener, calendars, deadlines, exhibits, motions, and evidence across federal and state cases, in a dozen disconnected systems that did not talk to each other. So I built one that did.
Every tool exists because it solved a problem I was facing in court that week, then got refined until it held up under fire. The same stack that tracks my docket tracks yours. 25+ years in cybersecurity and data architecture, now pointed at the litigation workflow everyone else ignores.
Privileged litigation data should never sit on someone else's cloud. LitigatorOS ships as a hardened, air-gapped appliance: the whole stack on a box that stays in your building.
Not modules sold separately. Everything below ships on the box, working together through one shared case model.
One dashboard for every case, deadline, and hearing across all your matters.
PACER and Nevada Wiznet ingest, parsed into structured case data.
Hearings pulled from the docket, classified by outcome, with live countdowns.
Caselaw checked against a local 18M+ citation database before you file.
Encrypted, OCR'd, tagged document storage, organized per matter.
Every deadline and event in one cross-case timeline.
Service and response dates tracked automatically, nothing slips.
Full-disk-encrypted storage on the appliance. Your data stays in your building.
Security and feature updates for the platform, no separate subscription.
Power on and the machine comes up as LitigatorOS: full-disk encryption, verified integrity, local-first. No Windows, no browser tab, no cloud login between you and your case.
Limited access. Priority for active federal and complex civil litigants willing to give blunt feedback. Investors welcome through the same door.