Case files don't arrive organized. Neither should the tools force you to organize them by hand.

A legal investigation usually starts as a pile of things that don't agree with each other yet: an inbox export, a folder of scanned contracts, a handful of spreadsheets, someone's notes from a call. Making sense of it — while keeping a record of exactly what you did and when — is normally a mix of shared drives, a spreadsheet nobody trusts, and a word processor.

CasePrep was built to replace that mix with one workspace. Upload evidence and it's hashed and organized automatically. Work through it on a single timeline instead of a dozen open windows. Write the narrative next to the evidence it cites, not in a separate document you have to keep in sync by hand.

It's built for the people who actually do this work day to day — legal investigators, paralegals, and litigation support teams at small and mid-sized firms and in-house legal departments — who need a process that holds up to scrutiny without needing an enterprise eDiscovery platform to get there.