Data Security Policy

You own your data. Period. We never claim any ownership rights to the data you upload or generate through our platform. Your case files, juror information, and analysis results belong entirely to you and your clients.

We do not use your data to train AI models. The analysis itself runs on AI models from outside providers, reached through their standard commercial interfaces, so what those providers do with what we send them is governed by their own terms rather than by ours.

When you delete something, we remove it from the systems that run the product. We also back up our databases nightly, and those backups rotate out on a rolling schedule, so deleted material can remain in a backup until it rotates out. We would rather tell you that plainly than promise an erasure we cannot carry out end to end.

We do not sell or rent your data, and we do not monetize your information in any way. Delivering the service does mean passing information to companies we contract with — research and public-records providers, cloud hosting, the providers who run the AI models behind our analysis, and our payment and email providers. They receive it to provide their part of the service to us.

Nobody here reads your case files as a matter of course, and we do not mine their contents. Our systems process them to produce the analysis you asked for. We filter our diagnostic logs to keep case material out of them; the filter has known limits, so we also keep what those logs collect to a minimum.

Connections to the service are encrypted with TLS, sign-in tokens are encrypted at rest, and we apply security updates as they are released.