Browse a static sample case for immediate workflow orientation.
Run the first Evident proof step before opening a full workspace.
Start with a sample case for immediate orientation. Approved beta users may test one non-sensitive file. The demo shows intake integrity, metadata, OCR, and transcription so you can confirm the workflow with real output.
Approved beta users may test one non-sensitive file to confirm what the pipeline produces.
Request access to a workspace that fits how you work.
Use this page to confirm the first proof step, then request access to the right workspace.
In a few minutes, you should know whether the workflow matches how you work.
Integrity first
Every file starts with a cryptographic fingerprint so the chain-of-custody story is visible immediately.
Usable evidence
Metadata, OCR, and transcription make the material easier to search, compare, and explain.
Obvious next step
Self-represented users and firms can request access to a workspace that fits their work.
One demo, two clear paths: self-represented cases and firm matters.
Start with first proof, not promises. Once you see your output, request access to a workspace that fits how you work — whether self-represented or firm-driven.
Choose your path
Complete one proof pass, then move into the right tier for how you actually work.
Browse a sample case
Start here for immediate orientation without uploading your own material.
Open sample casesUpload in the demo
Approved beta users may test one non-sensitive file to see hash verification, metadata, OCR, and transcription.
Try it in the demoMove into the right tier
Self-represented users and firms can request access to the right workspace for their work.
Request accessEvident provides evidence analysis and document-preparation support. It does not provide legal advice. All findings and reports must be reviewed by the responsible attorney before use in any proceeding.
Sample Case Studies
Explore how the pipeline processes synthetic sample case patterns. Each case demonstrates multi-source evidence analysis, statute matching, and timeline reconstruction.
What the demo proves
The goal is not to show every feature. The goal is to show enough workflow proof that a legal team or first-time user can understand the value in a few minutes.
Originals stay intact
Every file starts with a cryptographic fingerprint so users can see the integrity story immediately.
Evidence becomes reviewable
Metadata, OCR, and transcription make the material easier to search, compare, and explain.
The next step is obvious
After the demo, the path is clear: request access to open a firm workspace, start your first matter, or book a walkthrough if the team needs help.
Approved beta users may test one non-sensitive file.
This guided path is designed to remove uncertainty fast. Approved beta users may test one non-sensitive file here; request access to continue into a full workspace.
Do not upload sensitive, privileged, or active case evidence to this public demo. Use a non-sensitive sample file. Anything uploaded here is processed by the public demo endpoint and is not covered by matter-level access controls.
Drop evidence file here or click to browse
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Move from demo to workspace
First proof steps verified. Request access to a workspace for self-represented casework or firm workflows and advanced analysis:
16-Stage Forensic Pipeline
Integrity-critical stages are reproducible and review-ready. Each stage shows which subscription tier unlocks it.
SHA-256 Hash
Cryptographic fingerprint from original bytes. Establishes chain of custody at intake.
Metadata Extract
Device data, duration, resolution, EXIF fields, and container format analysis.
Transcription
Speech-to-text with timestamped segments using a local transcription engine or speech-to-text transcription.
OCR / Text Extract
Text extraction from video frames and PDF documents using OCR.
Audio Events
Acoustic event detection: gunshots, sirens, raised voices, silence gaps.
Speaker Diarization
Speaker segmentation and turn labeling using Speaker separation voice identification.
Object Detection
Frame-by-frame object and person detection with tracking persistence.
Pose Estimation
Body posture analysis and force-cue estimation for use-of-force review.
Multi-Frame Tracking
Persistent identity tracking across video sequences using multi-frame tracking.
Violation Engine
Automated constitutional and procedural violation detection against NJ statutes.
Timeline Synthesis
Multi-angle events fused into one verified chronology with contradiction flagging.
Context Synthesis
Cross-stage context aggregation enabling downstream intelligence stages to reason over the full evidence picture.
Key Moments
Critical event identification and clip-worthy moment extraction from cross-referenced signals.
Demo Clip Generator
Context-aware clip selection with intelligent titling based on scene type and evidentiary weight.
Burden Analysis
Evidence weighting and legal argument support assessment aligned with Graham v. Connor.
Report Generation
Structured structured report with provenance links, hash certificates, and full audit trail.
Choose your tier after first proof
Run the first-proof workflow in your browser before opening a workspace.
Typical next step for self-represented users who need transcription, OCR, and export.
Typical firm starting tier for active matters that need deeper analysis.
Firm workflow at full depth, including reconstruction and verifiable structured output.
Enterprise — High-volume files, custom integrations, and priority support. Contact Sales
What to do after the demo
For law firms
Move into Core or Complete when you need matter-based review, collaboration, and production export.
Request AccessFor pro se users
Most pro se users request access to a workspace to organize evidence, compare transcripts and timelines, and build exports.
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Use a walkthrough if you want someone to map the workflow to your matters before you open a workspace.
Book a live walkthroughProof of concept: the pro se journey works
Evident was built around the real needs of self-represented litigants — organizing discovery, requesting records, and challenging procedural discrepancies. The pipeline stages map directly to what a self-represented litigant actually needs at each step.
Audio recording → transcript
Upload a non-sensitive audio recording from discovery. The pipeline produces a timestamped transcript with speaker identification. You can verify accuracy against the original.
Discovery documents → searchable record
Police reports, dispatch records, court filings — OCR makes them searchable and comparable. When the report contradicts the footage, you can find it fast.
Evidence → verifiable structured export
Production packages with hash certificates, custody documentation, and audit trail. Reproducible from originals. Court-conscious, reproducible format. A reviewer can verify every derivative against its source hash.
Verify it yourself
The best proof is personal. Upload one non-sensitive file you already understand. Check the transcript against what you remember hearing. Check the metadata against what you know happened. If it matches, the pipeline works. If it doesn't, we need to know.
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Self-represented users and firms can request access to the right workspace. Teams that want help mapping matters can book a live walkthrough.