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About LawByHeart

Legal work should remember the matter that gives it meaning.

LawByHeart is building the advocate's matter memory—from the first paper received to the next legal action prepared.

Why we exist

Advocates should not have to re-brief every tool.

A matter begins as an order, petition, notice, case file, client narrative or manually entered detail. As work moves forward, its facts and sources are often scattered across folders, messages, research tabs and drafts.

LawByHeart connects those pieces around a durable matter record. Court data can enrich that record when available, but the workspace does not stop when an external service does. The advocate remains responsible for confirmation and judgment.

How we build

Four principles for dependable matter work.

The matter is the product object

Research, drafting, dates and documents become more useful when they remember the file they belong to.

Origin should stay visible

Official records, advocate-confirmed details and system inferences should not be presented as though they carry the same authority.

Work must remain reviewable

Sources, material facts and next actions should be inspectable before an advocate relies on them.

Boundaries are product features

When a source is unavailable or a step needs professional judgment, the interface should say so plainly.

What we will not pretend.

  • That AI replaces an advocate’s judgment.
  • That every external court source is always available.
  • That inferred information is an official record.
  • That a draft is ready to file without accountable review.

Bring the first paper. Keep the whole matter connected.