Ask anything across your case.
Albatross reads every file in your case — reports, transcripts, exhibits — and answers grounded in the record, not guesswork.
“Where do the witness statements contradict the police report?”
Your whole file as context
Every answer draws on all your case files, not just what you remember to paste in.
Catch contradictions
Surface where statements, reports, and timelines disagree in seconds.
Always traceable
Each answer links back to the exact document it came from.
An assistant that can actually do the work
The assistant isn't a chat box bolted onto a database — it works with the same tools you do. It searches the record, watches the footage, drafts the motion, writes the email, and keeps track of what it learned along the way.
Searches every file
One semantic search spans documents, photos, audio, and video in the case — and tells you when files are still indexing.
Watches video and audio
It can review the actual frames and sound of a clip to answer a question about a specific moment.
Drafts documents and email
Motions, briefs, memos, and the email that delivers them — created as drafts you review and send.
Researches real case law
Court opinions from the Free Law Project, searched, read in full, and quote-verified before they're cited.
Remembers what matters
Durable case memories — approved by you — carry key facts into every future conversation.
Knows your practice area
On-demand playbooks guide procedure for criminal defense and other practice areas.
It asks before it touches your case
The assistant can update case details — the prosecutor's name, a charge, the next court date — but never silently. Every proposed change appears as a review card showing exactly what would change, old value struck through, new value beside it. You can edit the values before saving, or reject the change outright.
Deleting files, saving case memories, and editing case data all pass through the same gate: nothing is written to the record without your explicit approval.
Runs that survive anything
Every conversation is stored server-side and synced live to every device. Close the tab mid-answer, switch to your phone, lose Wi-Fi in the courthouse hallway — when you come back, the full response is there, exactly where it left off.
Each case holds as many threads as you need. Chats title themselves from your first question, archive out of the way when they're done, and a full-text search finds any conversation across every case in the firm.
Match the effort to the question
A docket lookup doesn't need the same horsepower as drafting a suppression motion. Quick mode answers everyday questions fast; Advanced brings the strongest model and deeper reasoning to motion work and analysis; Custom opens the full model catalog with an adjustable thinking level.
It already knows the case when you arrive
In the background, Albatross reads each file as it lands and maintains a living dossier — timeline, evidence, charges and their elements, theory of the case, open questions. That knowledge is loaded before you type a word, so the first answer is as informed as the tenth.
A dossier built file by file
Every upload is analyzed once and folded into structured case knowledge the assistant reads first.
Your notes ride along
Case notes you write are injected into every conversation — the assistant works from your read of the case, not just the record.
Suggested next steps
After each analysis, the case surfaces two to five prioritized next moves — tap one and the assistant starts that exact piece of work.
Answers that link back
File names, documents, and emails in an answer are live links; video timestamps are play buttons that cue the clip to the moment.