CaseMap

Lawyers spend hours manually combing through lengthy judgments and filings to build a chronology, list every provision cited, identify the parties, and pull key facts — each needing an exact page/paragraph reference for court submissions. Doing this by hand across a 100+ page judgment is slow and error-prone.

CaseMap automates that extraction layer — and only that layer. It doesn't summarize, paraphrase, or generate; it finds and organizes what's already on the page. Upload a PDF, Word doc, or plain-text filing (scanned or digital — OCR runs automatically) and CaseMap produces a structured case report: a dated chronology, a list of provisions cited (resolved to their governing Act), the parties, and key points — every single one a direct excerpt from the source with an exact page and paragraph citation back to it. Nothing is kept on the backend after processing; each case lives only in the user's own browser.

Verbatim-only extraction — every fact is a direct excerpt with an exact page/paragraph citation, never paraphrased or generated Automatic chronology builder — every dated event in the document, pulled into a sourced timeline Provisions Cited detector — surfaces every section/rule cited, resolved to its governing Act Parties & Key Points, each independently cited back to the source Handles scanned and digital PDFs, Word, and plain text, with automatic OCR Privacy-first: nothing persisted on the backend — processed once, then discarded; results live only in your browser Optional provision look-up via India Code / eCourtsIndia's public API (off by default, opt-in) Production-hardened deployment: versioned releases, per-model health checks, containerized