8 STATES LIVE · VERBATIM-OR-ABSENT · FAIL-CLOSED
Civil procedure is unforgiving. Stop guessing what the law requires.
TrialVector is a litigation workspace built one state at a time. It walks you through your case step by step, computes every deadline and shows the rule behind it, quotes your state's law word for word, and attacks your own drafts the way the other side will. When the facts get risky, it says so and points you to a lawyer. A state opens only when its law is fully loaded — and we tell you plainly what isn't covered yet.
Legal information, not legal advice. No attorney–client relationship unless separately engaged.
of drafts get reviewed from the other side's chair — every time, in every state
laws, rules, and court orders serving word-for-word right now — counted from the database, never rounded up
automated checks run before every release — if one fails, the release does not ship
deadlines ever computed by an AI model. Only tested functions, with the rule shown
Choose your state — coverage is exactly what is loaded and verified
ONE OPERATING SYSTEM · A FRONT DOOR PER STATE
Choose your state.
Coverage is exactly what is loaded and verified — each front door shows its own library, live-counted from the database, with that state's own law quoted word for word. If we haven't loaded a state, it doesn't appear here.
Florida
5 lanesOur first and deepest build — every rule set loaded, all 67 counties mapped, plus the traffic-ticket lane.
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Texas
4 lanesThe Lone Star build — discovery levels, the Monday deadline rule, eFileTexas export, and a county layer built from the state's own systems.
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North Carolina
4 lanesThe Tar Heel build — the full civil code, over a thousand local court documents, and extra checks before anything formats.
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Arizona
4 lanesThe Sonoran build — ten titles plus the Constitution, with the document lane held closed until certification is real.
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Washington
4 lanesThe Evergreen build — our largest rule library, with one lane deliberately held until authorization comes through.
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Nevada
4 lanesThe Silver build — the complete consolidated statutes, the arbitration ladder, and eviction clocks computed correctly.
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Colorado
4 lanesThe Centennial build — our biggest statute load, plus the water courts no sibling platform covers.
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South Carolina
4 lanesThe Palmetto build — rules loaded one by one from the court's own pages, and a 90-day-silence rule nobody else tracks.
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THE SMALL CLAIMS COMMAND CENTERS
The people's courtroom, taken seriously.
Small claims court is where most people meet the civil system — usually alone. TrialVector builds each state a complete Small Claims Command Center from that state's own law: every rule and approved form serving verbatim, the lifecycle from filing through collection, deadline clocks with the citation trace attached, free kits typeset from the official text, and county doors verified by visiting them. No form is picked for you, no facts are weighed, no result is predicted.
Florida
Live nowThe original Command Center: the whole small-claims rulebook and every approved form serving verbatim, plaintiff and defendant journeys, a case file that stays in your browser, three free kits, and verified doors for the counties that file the most.
Enter the Florida Command Center →
Texas
Next buildThe justice-court lane is next on the line, built the way every state is built: the state's own rules loaded verbatim first, then the clocks, the forms desk, and the kits. It ships when the law is loaded and verified — nothing sooner, and nothing simulated in the meantime.
No door until it's real — the gate is code
YOUR DRAFTS GET ATTACKED HERE FIRST
The Discovery War Room
Every other tool tells you your request is fine. Ours is under standing orders to read it from the other side's chair — hunting the dragnet phrasing, the missing date bound, the cap you just spent on nothing. On every draft, every time, in every state. Every draft is read the way opposing counsel will read it — before anyone else does.
THE MIRROR — EIGHT STATES, REAL LAW
Produce any and all documents relating to the project.
⚔ SELF-AUDIT MIRROR — FINDING · HIGH
Overbreadth — “any and all” hands them the objection
Produce the change orders for the Biscayne project created between 2025-01-01 and 2026-03-01. ✓ SERVES
KEYED AUTHORITY · Fla. R. Civ. P. 1.280(c)(1) proportionality · the 30/30 limits
Put a draft through the Mirror — in your state →
Deterministic checks — reproducible, never simulated. Legal information, not legal advice.
Seven nuclear engines. One operating system.
Proven across eight state builds — every engine runs on your state's own law, re-keyed for it, never averaged across states.
The Discovery War Room
we attack your draft before they do
Most tools tell you your draft looks fine. Ours reads it the way the other side will — hunting the over-broad request, the missing date range, the question cap you just blew. Every draft is scored against your state's own limits, so weak spots get fixed at your desk instead of in a motion to compel.
The Escalation Zone
pressure, with a seatbelt
Playing hardball is allowed — with the paperwork to back it up. Aggressive moves export only behind a complete record with a named human approving it, calibrated to your state's own governors. Conduct that is out of bounds never approves. Any lane. Ever.
GOVERN + the Rule Stack
the right law for your date
Which edition of the rules applies depends on when your case happened. GOVERN pins the statutes, rules, and local orders for your matter's date and seals them, so nothing shifts under you. When two layers of law conflict, you see both texts — we never quietly pick one.
The Deadline Engine
every date shows its work
Answer clocks, discovery windows, appeal deadlines — each computed by tested functions, never guessed by an AI model, with the rule cited beside the date. If your state's counting rules are not loaded yet, you get the raw date with the boundary stated plainly.
Cite Check + the Integrity Rail
no invented case law, ever
Every citation resolves only against your state's own loaded law — a sibling state's cite can never pass as local authority, by test. Each export re-checks that every source exists and matches word for word, so hallucinated case law gets flagged before you sign.
The Theaters
each court plays by its own rules
Arbitration ladders, presuit gates, small-claims rooms, eviction lanes, water courts — specialized tribunals run on their own rules, and each state's version is loaded separately, in the statutes' own words, with the gates and red lines included.
The Traffic Lane
your options, explained plainly
The exact statute you are charged under, what the points actually do, and the options with their real consequences. What to do next stays a decision — yours, or a licensed attorney's.
CONNECTED INTELLIGENCE
Court intelligence by BenchPath (opens in a new tab)
The judge, division, and court-procedure layer riding TrialVector's surfaces is powered by BenchPath (opens in a new tab) — the court-rules operating system. Standing orders, division requirements, and judge-procedure overlays, each card carrying its confidence and last-verified date, because a judge preference is a real constraint but never flattened into law. Deepest today in Florida's twenty circuits and sixty-seven counties; every state build's court layer rides the same intelligence architecture.
Included with the firm tier · available as an add-on for per-matter work.
Explore BenchPath → (opens in a new tab)The trial-court map
circuits, districts, and counties that drive captions, divisions, and routing
Division procedures, live
standing orders and judge requirements with last-verified dates
Procedure-first execution
every step attaches the division's published requirements — strategy stays human, and recommendations live in the attorney lane
Served to proof-locked, on the record
Five steps from first login to a record you can sign your name to.
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GOVERN resolves your forum
Court, division, rule edition, and limits — pinned to your case date and sealed, from your state's own registry. Two minutes, not two weeks.
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The campaign builds — then faces the Mirror
The doctrine catalog lays out the six waves and every instrument the rules provide, and every draft is read from the opponent's chair before it goes anywhere.
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The gates rule on the aggressive moves
High-pressure tactics export only behind the complete record — objective, facts, authority, alternatives, fallback, named approval.
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Serve, calendar, enforce
Deadline chains with the rule attached. Deficiency checks request by request. Nothing is marked filed while a fatal block is open.
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Proof Lock converts discovery into trial ammunition
Admissions ledger, authentication matrix, element map — every proposed fact carries its record cite or it does not export.
The closed loop
- 01Official state authoritystatutes · rules · orders · the local layer
- 02Authority + procedure engineversioned · hash-pinned · human-reviewed · fail-closed
- 03Matter twinparties · claims · deadlines · evidence · docket
- 04Deterministic drafting compilerlocked clauses · calculations · record-bound facts
- 05Adversarial reviewopposing counsel · judge · clerk · privacy · record
- 06Release gates → the sealed exportcitation certificate · provenance manifest
- 07Outcome intelligencejudge patterns · comparable matters · playbooks
Product law (the non-negotiables)
RUN A REAL MATTER — FREE
Feel the whole desk before you pay a cent.
Founding access is the trial — the entire platform, on your own matter, with no card and no countdown. The free public tools stay free forever. When billing activates, you buy the matter in front of you; until then, the whole war room is open.
- ✓The full Discovery War Room on a real matter
- ✓GOVERN + the campaign engine + Proof Lock
- ✓Every deadline, deficiency matrix, and enforcement step
- ✓The integrity-sealed export ledger
- ✓The pro-se and attorney lanes, both
PRICED LIKE A TOOL, NOT A DEPARTMENT
Buy the matter in front of you.
FOUNDING ACCESS IS OPEN. Every plan is free right now — no card, no trial clock. Go-forward pricing activates when billing does: per-matter for Solo, a flat subscription for Firm. We won't show you a number until the checkout behind it is real — because “honest states, never faked” is the whole product, and that starts at the price.
The public tools are free forever. The per-matter workspace is free during founding access — no card, no countdown. We show no dollar figure until the checkout behind it is real; your state's front door carries the full tiers.
Questions litigators actually ask
What is TrialVector, exactly?+
A workspace for civil litigation, built one state at a time. Your state's law is loaded word-for-word from official sources, deadlines are computed by tested functions with the rule attached, every draft gets attacked from the other side before it leaves, and a permanent record shows a human signed off on each finding. It is software, not a law firm.
Which states are live?+
Florida, Texas, North Carolina, Arizona, Washington, Nevada, Colorado, South Carolina — 8 states, each with its own front door and its own live-counted library. A state appears here only after its law is loaded and verified — if we have not loaded it, we do not show it.
Is this legal advice? Do you draft or file anything?+
No, no, and no — the software assembles what you decide and never files. TrialVector gives you legal information — the law itself, word for word, with plain explanations of the options it creates. Document-preparation features exist only where a state's own law allows them and counsel has confirmed the fit in writing; those lanes are locked in code, per state, and several states deliberately ship with no document builder at all. Whoever signs the filing owns it. Always.
How much does it cost?+
The public tools are free forever. The full per-matter workspace is free during founding access (no card, no clock). When billing activates, it is priced per matter for solo users and as a flat subscription for firms. We show no dollar figure until the checkout behind it is real.
Is the law actually verbatim, or AI-summarized?+
Word for word, or not at all. Every legal text comes byte-for-byte from the state's official publisher and is hash-locked so it cannot drift. Where a state's consolidated rulebook belongs to a contracted vendor, we load the court's own orders instead — and say so. An AI model never writes law or a citation. Each state's engine page shows the receipts.
Does it work for self-represented parties, or only attorneys?+
Both — the same engine underneath, enforced by code rather than promised in marketing. Legalese stays out of the self-represented lane, high-risk exports become attorney-review packets, and the same sign-offs are required before anything goes out the door.