What does LITtrack Edge AI actually do?

It's a suite of ten AI tools built for civil litigation: drafting documents, answering discovery, prepping and summarizing depositions, building medical chronologies, researching the law, and pressure-testing case strategy. You upload your case documents and each tool returns litigation-shaped work product you can edit and export.

How is this different from ChatGPT or another AI chatbot?

General chatbots start from a blank prompt and guess. They also tend to over-explain, so a filing comes back as an essay you have to trim. LITtrack is grounded in the documents you upload, drafts to the length and tone a filing actually needs, and shows you the record references and citations behind every output. It only cites case law you provide, never invents new authority, and never uses your uploads to train any model.

Are the AI outputs reliable enough to file?

Every output is a grounded first draft meant for your review, sourced and verifiable in seconds, never auto-filed. Because LITtrack only cites case law you provide, there is no independent research step where fabricated citations could be introduced. You remain the attorney of record and confirm everything before it leaves your desk.

How is my client data secured?

Nothing you upload to LITtrack is shared with Claude or any other model, and nothing is used to train anything. All data is encrypted in transit and at rest, hosted on managed cloud infrastructure with role-based access controls. You stay the data owner and can export or delete your firm's data at any time.

Can I link work to specific cases?

Yes. Create a matter and attach uploads and generated work product to it, so context carries across tools and your history stays organized case by case.

How does pricing work?

Every plan comes with a monthly pool of credits your whole firm shares, and each tool run costs a set number of credits. Plans start at $69/mo for 300 credits and scale up as your team and caseload grow. Plan credits refresh each billing period and do not roll over. If you need more mid-month, you can top up any time - top-up credits never expire.

Do you charge per user?

No. Your plan covers a shared credit pool and a set number of seats, so you can add a paralegal or contract attorney within your seat range and your bill doesn't change. You only pay for the credits you actually use.

Do I need a credit card to start?

No. Every new account gets 30 free credits to try LITtrack AI. Upgrade only when you're ready - no free trial, no auto-charges. Your subscription starts immediately when you pick a paid plan.

LITtrack AI | Litigation AI Grounded in Your Case File, Not a Guess

Time saved, money saved, trust earned

Faster, more accurate, and built for a job the alternatives weren't.

LITtrack is purpose-built for civil and criminal litigation, so litigators get better drafts in a fraction of the time, at a fraction of the cost of general-purpose AI and legacy legal platforms.

68% Less Time Billing A103 Drafting Tasks

A motion that traditionally takes 3 to 4 hours of research plus 2 to 3 hours of drafting, nearly half a working day, comes back as a grounded first draft in minutes. You review and refine instead of starting from a blank page.

3X More Accurate to Your Writing Style

Three times more faithful to your drafting preferences than ChatGPT, Claude, Copilot, Gemini, or the AI bolted onto your Westlaw or Lexis subscription, because LITtrack learns from your own filings and your case record instead of defaulting to generic legal language.

86% Cheaper Than the Competition

86% less than bloated legal platforms, and unlike the AI add-ons inside your existing research subscription, you don't need to already own or upgrade a Westlaw or Lexis seat to use it. One flat credit pool your whole firm shares.

Figures reflect LITtrack customer benchmarks for civil and criminal litigation drafting versus general-purpose AI tools and legacy all-in-one legal platforms.

From case file to work product in four moves.

No prompt engineering, no blank page. Upload what you have, answer the questions LITtrack asks about your case, and let the right tool do the heavy first draft.

Step 1

Upload your case documents

Drop in the complaint, discovery, records, or transcripts. Link the work to a matter so context carries across tools.

Step 2

Answer a few targeted questions

LITtrack extracts the facts it can find, then asks the questions a first-year associate should ask before drafting, not after: missing dates, relief amounts, service details, whatever the record leaves unclear. It also recognizes jurisdiction automatically, so a Texas civil case defaults to the Texas Rules of Civil Procedure without you specifying it twice.

Step 3

Choose a tool

Pick from ten litigation tools covering drafting, discovery, depositions, research, and strategy, then add any case-specific direction.

Step 4

Review, refine, export

Read the grounded draft, tweak it in place, and export to DOCX or PDF ready for your file.

Not a generic chatbot

AI that knows it's working a case.

General-purpose AI guesses. LITtrack Edge AI works from the documents you upload, returns litigation-shaped output, and shows you where every fact and citation came from.

Grounded in your documents
Upload the complaint, records, and correspondence. Every draft is written from your actual case facts, not a generic template.
Never used to train anything
Nothing you upload is shared with Claude or any other model. Your case file stays yours.
Verifiable in seconds
Every citation and record reference in your output traces back to case law and documents you provided, not an independent search, so you can confirm before you file or send.
Litigation-shaped output
Outlines, chronologies, and responses arrive in the structure litigators actually use, so they're ready to refine, not rebuild.
Strategy, not just text
The Strategy Advisor and Risk Profiler give you a read on the case, not just another paragraph of prose.
Client-ready in one pass
Communication drafts translate legal posture into plain language your client understands.

Deposition Prep · outline preview

Case theory

Defendant had notice of the hazard and failed to remediate.

Line of questioning · Notice

Prior incident reports · maintenance logs · who inspected and when.

Grounded in

Incident report (p. 3), maintenance log (Ex. C), 30(b)(6) notice.

Ten tools. One shared credit pool.

The whole litigation workflow, tool by tool.

Drafting, case analysis, and depositions. Each tool is tuned for the exact task, each output grounded in your documents and verifiable in seconds.

Document intelligence

Draft the paper that moves the case forward.

Legal Document Drafter
Generate motions, letters, and pleadings from your case facts.
Discovery Response Assistant
Turn interrogatories and RFPs into drafted, objection-ready responses.
Client Communication Drafts
Clear, client-ready status letters and updates in seconds.

Case intelligence

Understand the case before opposing counsel does.

Litigation Strategy Advisor
Pressure-test theories and map the path from filing to resolution.
Case Risk Profiler
Surface exposure, weak points, and where the case can turn.
Legal Research Assistant
Organizes and cross-references the case law you provide, with citations you can check fast.
Medical Records Chronology
Turn stacks of records into a clean, dated treatment timeline.

Deposition suite

Walk into every deposition fully prepared.

Deposition Prep
Build a strategic outline from case theory and the record.
Deposition Summary
Condense transcripts into issue-tagged, citable summaries.
Deposition Scheduling
Coordinate deponents, reporters, and dates without conflicts.

Where LITtrack fits

Purpose-built beats general-purpose, and beats bolt-on.

How LITtrack stacks up against a generic AI chatbot, the AI add-on inside your Westlaw or Lexis subscription, and doing it by hand, on the work that actually fills a litigator's week.

Task	LITtrack	Generic AI chatbot	Westlaw / Lexis AI add-on	By hand
Grounded in your case documents		Only if pasted	Limited
Citations only from case law you provide		Often fabricated	Pulls from its own database
Never trains on your uploads		Varies by product/tier	Varies by product/tier
Litigation-shaped output (outlines, chronologies, responses)			Some
Draft a motion or discovery response in minutes		Rough only	Often verbose
Medical records chronology from raw records				Hours by hand
Deposition prep outline from case theory		Generic	Limited
Deposition transcript summaries		Length-limited	Some	Hours by hand
Works without an existing research subscription
Export to DOCX & PDF		Copy/paste
Time to first draft	Minutes	Minutes, unusable	Minutes, needs heavy edits	Hours
Built for civil & criminal litigation	Purpose-built	General-purpose	General legal	You are

Credit-based pricing

One credit pool. Every tool included.

Every plan unlocks all ten Edge AI tools and a monthly pool of credits your whole firm shares. Each tool run costs a set number of credits, so you run what you need, when you need it. Start free with 30 credits, no card required.

Solo

$69/ mo

$55/mo billed annually · 1 user

300 credits / month

300 credits / month
All Edge AI tools
Good fit for a typical solo caseload
DOCX & PDF export
Saved work-product history

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AI litigation drafting, grounded in your case file. Never a guess.

Faster, more accurate, and built for a job the alternatives weren't.

68% Less Time Billing A103 Drafting Tasks

3X More Accurate to Your Writing Style

86% Cheaper Than the Competition

You're right not to trust general AI with a filing.

Hallucinated citations get sanctioned, not excused

Your case file isn't training data

Generic AI over-explains. Filings need precision.

Litigation doesn't slow down. Your workload shouldn't run you.

Nights and weekends lost to drafting

Buried under records and transcripts

Blind spots you catch too late