Every fact sourced
Each fact, date and quote points to the exact passage it came from.
Solutions / Themis
Themis is a case workspace for lawyers and investigators. It turns statements, messages and hours of footage into one sourced record of the case. The AI proposes, and a person decides.
Interface concept with a fictional case. Themis is in validation.
The problem
Cases are still built by hand, in spreadsheets and word documents, and the AI tools that promise to help can't be trusted to quote accurately.
of practitioners build case chronologies in Excel or Word, where source links get lost.
of answers from leading legal AI tools were hallucinated in an independent test.
of CCTV in one Sri Lankan case: about ten months of lab time, cut to four hours by a court.
staff positions filled in the Government Analyst's digital section.
Sources: legal-technology vendor chronology survey; Stanford RegLab/HAI study of legal AI research tools; Sri Lankan court and Auditor General reporting.
The product
The timeline, the contradictions, the court bundle: each is a view over the same record, so a correction made once shows up everywhere.
Each fact, date and quote points to the exact passage it came from.
A chronology built from documents, messages and footage, with camera clocks corrected.
Flags where accounts disagree and where proof is missing.
Upload images and video, label people and objects, and follow them across cameras.
Plain-language search in Sinhala, Tamil or English pulls up the right moments and passages.
Bundles, schedules and reports in the court's format, with the method attached.
Built to be trusted
Suggests facts, dates and links, always with the passage it read.
Rejects any quote that doesn't match the source word for word.
Only what a lawyer or investigator accepts enters the record.
Every quote must match the source exactly before it's shown. Nothing enters the record until a person accepts it.
An encrypted vault on the user's own machine that works offline. A file leaves only when the user chooses an AI action that needs it.
Off by default, limited to the user's own case, and needing a second reviewer and corroboration before anything is exported.
Open-web face search, image scraping or live-feed identification. Wrongful arrests show why.
Roadmap
We're talking to lawyers and investigators in Sri Lanka before writing the first line of product code. Their answers decide what ships first.
Interviews with practitioners, language and video tests, legal review.
Sourced facts, the timeline, media upload and labels.
Detection, tracking and Ask the case.
Team sync, cross-camera tracking and face matching.
Institutions and more jurisdictions.
Research interviews
We're interviewing criminal defence lawyers, civil litigators and investigators. Thirty minutes of your time shapes what we build, and you'll be first to try it.