Command center
Every open matter, hearing coverage, and stalled case on one desk — with the three things that need a decision pinned to the top.
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Upload one court document. The case organizes itself.
Every Order that reaches your firm starts the same hour of re-encoding — parties, docket number, branch, and the deadlines buried in the dispositive text. Amicus reads the document instead: it extracts the case details, computes the reglementary periods, and assembles a working case file. Your team verifies. Nobody re-types.
Built for Philippine courts · Reads PDFs, scans & photos · iOS today, Android soon
One document in. A working case file out.
Amicus is the paralegal step between the courier and the case list — it does the reading and the encoding, and leaves the judgment to your lawyers.
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Document
An Order, Information, Summons, or Decision — PDF, scan, or a photo taken outside the courtroom.
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Read
Amicus reads the full text — including scanned pages — and identifies what kind of document it is.
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Extract
Parties and counsel, docket number, court and branch, hearing dates, and every deadline in the text.
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Case file
A working case with computed reglementary periods, a summary, people, tasks, and a calendar — ready to verify.
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Every extraction carries a confidence score. High-confidence fields commit automatically; anything uncertain waits for a human to confirm — the file is never silently wrong.
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Deadlines follow Philippine reglementary rules — periods counted in days, months, or "immediately," anchored to receipt, promulgation, or filing, the way the Rules of Court actually phrase them.
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Documents stay inside your firm’s walled matter. Regulated personal data is redacted before any AI call, and every call is written to an audit log.
The whole practice, on one desk.
What the intake pipeline assembles, the dashboard runs: cases, people, dates, hearings, and the queue of things waiting for a human decision.
Extracted dates
Each date Amicus reads keeps its source line and page. Deadlines wait as proposals until someone on your team confirms them.
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Calendar
Hearings and confirmed deadlines land on one firm calendar — filterable by lawyer, court, and stage, with conflicts flagged.
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Litigators spend their days in courtrooms, not at desks.
Amicus was built mobile-first for the lawyer who is in court three or four days a week — not as an afterthought to the dashboard.
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The file goes where the lawyer goes
Cases, documents, people, and stage history — the same organized file as the desk, in the hallway outside Branch 197.
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Court day, planned for you
The day opens with the next hearing, its case brief, the last recorded outcome, and everything due this week.
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Works where court Wi-Fi doesn’t
Documents are cached before you leave the office. No signal in the courtroom changes nothing.
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Photograph the Order as it’s handed to you
A photo from the courtroom steps enters the same pipeline as a scanned PDF — read, extracted, filed to the case.
Android is in development
Three desks, one file.
The partner, the litigator, and the paralegal read the same case — each from the seat they actually work in.
Questions, answered plainly.
No hedging: what Amicus reads, what it computes, what stays human, and where your documents live.
All questions→The demo
Bring one Order from a live case. Watch it become a case file.
No slide deck. We upload your document, you watch Amicus read it — parties, docket, branch, deadlines — and decide whether the extraction earns your trust.
30 minutes · your documents · encrypted in transit & at rest