One living memory of the whole case.
Mona keeps a cited memo of where the case stands, what the evidence supports, and what should happen next. It carries from one chat to the next, and you can read and correct it at any time.
A memo you can read, check, and correct.
The case memory reads like a legal memo, on letter-size pages with its sources.
- Where the case stands
- The procedural posture, the parties, the timeline, the accounts, each statement by side, and the headline figures, each cited. What's absent is marked Missing.
- What matters
- Findings ordered by impact, each opening with the decision it moves. Your client's weak points are reported the same way as the other side's.
- How it changed
- Every revision is kept, with who wrote it, when, and what it changed, marked on the page.
You steer it.
Your client's objective and your rulings decide what Mona works on.
- Objective
- Your client's goals and constraints, in your words, with the progress on each. Mona ranks its work against them, so the same finding can matter more in one case than another.
- Decisions
- Your standing rulings. Mona applies them from then on and doesn't reopen them. A replaced Decision stays, struck through, with what replaced it and why.
- Tasks
- The open questions, split by who acts next, each naming what it could change. None of Mona's starts until you pick it.
Everything on the case, in one place.
The case's home page, its drafts, and its log sit around the memory.
- Caseboard
- Every case opens on what needs you, where the case stands, what happened recently, its key facts, and its court calendar.
- Work product
- Analyses that stay in the firm and papers you send out, each cited and kept as revisions. When the memory changes, Mona names the drafts it left behind.
- Activity
- A log of what you, your colleagues, and Mona did, written by no AI, ready to export.
Use cases
How you'd use the case.
You open a case you haven't touched in a month.
- Your move
- Open the Caseboard.
- Mona provides
- What needs you, where the case stands, and what happened since.
A partner asks what changed since March.
- Your move
- Open Version history.
- Mona provides
- Every revision, who wrote it, and what it changed.
You rule on how the pension divides.
- Your move
- Tell Mona, and ask it to record the ruling.
- Mona provides
- A Decision it applies from then on, and a task to revise any draft the change left behind.
Open questions pile up with a deadline coming.
- Your move
- Ask Mona, “What should we do next?”
- Mona provides
- One to three tasks it can move now, with one recommended.
New documents arrive after the memo was written.
- Your move
- Click Update memory.
- Mona provides
- A new revision that says what changed, with its sources.
The memo has a fact wrong.
- Your move
- Edit it yourself, or tell Mona.
- Mona provides
- A new revision with its line on what changed.