Every deposition, every mediation, every motion — you go back through the same medical records and the same emails, hunting for the one fact you need, one more time. FactReady reads it once, cites everything back to its source, and remembers, so you don't have to start over.
I'm a litigation lawyer. FactReady started because I was tired of doing the same thing before every deposition, every mediation, every motion: digging back through hundreds of pages I'd already read, trying to remember where I saw the one number or the one line that mattered this time.
The file doesn't change between those moments. But I kept re-reading it from scratch anyway, because nothing kept track of what I'd already found — or where, exactly, I'd found it.
FactReady is the tool I wanted: upload everything once, and it builds a running ledger of facts, each one tied back to the exact page, line, or email it came from. Nothing goes in until you've reviewed it. Nothing comes out without its source attached. Ask it what you need — for the deposition, for the mediation, for the motion — and it hands you a fact sheet you can actually rely on, not a summary you have to double-check against the original anyway.
Building it now with a small group of litigators. If the file-rereading problem sounds familiar, I'd like your take on it.
FactReady is in early access. No spam — just an email when it's your turn.