Litigators: 

Did you try to use AI to make sense of a massive document dump?

Did you upload all your documents and ask the AI to give you the "key facts"?

Was the AI's answer entirely inadequate, no matter how many times you asked?

Are you hoping there's something out there that can help you get your facts straight, before you give up and go back to the old way of reviewing, parsing, and summarizing your facts in a massive Word chronology that only you can understand?

If you answered "yes" to all of the above, you've come to the right place. 

Goodfact was built for your kind of litigation. 
At its core is an unparalleled fact-curation system that relies on your intelligence - not AI - to ensure you captured all the key facts in your documents and got rid of the noise. 
Once the facts have been curated and organized into an precise and accurate interactive chronology, Goodfact unleashes the kind of AI magic you've been searching for. Rooted in the right facts, it summarizes, understands, and answers, but this time with clarity, precision, and transparency.

How it works:

1. Upload your documents. Yes, even the thousands of fragmented email chains, messy medical or financial records, incomprehensible batches of screen shots, hundred-page transcripts, etc. Goodfact loves complex documents, and it also accepts eDiscovery load files. 

2. You curate; Goodfact organizes. Each document type gets it own unique approach. Email threads get automatically parsed, with each message organized chronologically and summarized. Messy compilation or multi-fact PDFs get unitized and you select the key facts in an intuitive, careful workflow to ensure nothing gets missed and everything is tied back to its source. 

3. Analyze, ask, comprehend. The Explore module gives you an overview and visual map of your curated set of facts. Ask questions, discover, and build your argument with analysis (finally) grounded in the right facts.

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