LexFlow.systems

Your client sent 400 screenshots. The deadline is Friday.

Drop them in one folder. LexFlow.systems reads every photo, text, email and scan, dates each one, and builds the exhibit index, the timeline and a draft where every fact cites its exhibit. On your firm’s own computers.

01 / 12 · The problem

Your client sends 400 screenshots, out of order.

Texts, phone photos of bank statements, emails, scans, voicemails. Due Friday. Someone has to turn this into exhibits.

IMG_4412.PNG · IMG_4413.PNG · bank_photo.jpg · email_0312.eml+396

02 / 12 · Step 1 · Drop

Drop everything in one folder.

No renaming, no sorting, no uploading. It runs on your firm’s own computer.

Drop folder · this computer0 bytes sent out

03 / 12 · Step 2 · Read

Screenshots, photos and scans are read.

OCR for images and scans, pages turned upright, highlighter lifted, email headers kept.

bank_photo.jpg · phone photoread

lease_scan.pdf · page 3 upside downturned, read

04 / 12 · Step 3 · Date

Every file gets a date, and the reason for it.

From the email header, the document’s own dates, or the text itself. The basis is written down.

Ex. 14 · 2026-03-04basis: email Date header

05 / 12 · Step 4 · Duplicates

Three copies, three names, kept once.

Identical files are caught by fingerprint. Every name it arrived under stays on the record.

IMG_4412.PNG = IMG_4412 (1).PNG = Screenshot 2026-03-04.pngone exhibit

06 / 12 · Step 5 · Nothing guessed

What it can’t read waits for you.

Voicemails, photos with no text, unclear dates. They go to your queue instead of being guessed.

voicemail_0219.m4awaiting on you

07 / 12 · Step 6 · Index

The exhibit index builds itself.

Every exhibit with its date, where its text came from, and its status. Rebuilt every time a file arrives.

Ex. 1–412 · dated · read · checkedindex ready

08 / 12 · Step 7 · Timeline

The timeline is in date order.

Not the order your client sent them. The order things happened.

2026-02-11 · 2026-02-19 · 2026-03-04 …in order

09 / 12 · Step 8 · Facts

Every fact cites the exhibit it came from.

SuperIntelligence (SI) never writes your case law. Nothing in the draft comes from nowhere.

12. The notice was delivered on March 4. (Ex. 2)

13. The owner replied the same day. (Ex. 14)

10 / 12 · Step 9 · You decide

You confirm. Your name goes on it.

SI can draft a transcript of a recording. Only a person’s confirmation lets it count.

Ex. 9 transcriptconfirmed by A. Reviewer · 10:42

11 / 12 · Step 10 · The record

When someone asks what happened, the record answers.

Who did what, and when, for every file. Nobody signs a declaration from memory.

Ex. 14 · read 09:12 · dated 09:12 · confirmed 10:42on the record

12 / 12 · The pilot

See it on a case like yours.

45 minutes on a live call. Limited pilot spots for firms of 1–10 lawyers.

Apply for the pilot

For law firms of 1–10 lawyers billing $500K–$5M a year.

Pilot programLimited spotsRuns on your computersNo training on your data

You’re probably thinking:

“My client sent 400 screenshots in random order.” Drop them in one folder. Each one is read, dated and made an exhibit, and the timeline comes out in date order.
“1,660 pages of texts to sort before morning.” Reading, dating and indexing run on their own. You spend the night on what needs a lawyer.
“The bank statement is a phone photo.” Photos and scans are read with OCR and turned upright. If it can’t be read, it says so instead of guessing.
“Same document, three copies, three file names.” Identical files are caught by fingerprint and kept as one exhibit, with every name on the record.
“It’s 4:45 and I’m still building the exhibit list.” The exhibit index and timeline are built from the record, every time a file arrives.
“AI made up a case and someone got sanctioned.” SI never writes your case law. Every fact in the draft points to an exhibit you hold.
“If something gets missed, my name goes on the declaration.” Every file’s history is recorded: who did what, and when. The record answers, not memory.
“I don’t have time to learn another system.” Drop files in a folder. That’s the system.
“I’ll wait until everyone else is using it.” By then the pilot is closed. Pilot firms shape it first, and spots are limited.

Pilot call · 45 minutes · watch a folder of scans become fingerprinted exhibits and a cited draft