TrialVector
Workspace

TEXAS · VERBATIM-OR-ABSENT · FAIL-CLOSED

Texas civil procedure is unforgiving. Your next move doesn't have to be a guess.

The complete litigation platform: guided case paths, the Discovery War Room, every deadline computed with its citation attached, a verbatim rule corpus that attacks its own drafts like opposing counsel, county-by-county court intelligence from the ch. 25 forum map and OCA's TOPICS local-rules registry, and attorney review when your facts get risky.

Legal information, not legal advice. No attorney–client relationship unless separately engaged. Urgent deadline? The Deadline Engine computes it with the citation attached.

100%

of drafts face the Self-Audit Mirror — no exceptions, no opt-out

10,804

Texas authorities — verbatim or absent, hash-pinned

1,056

public bench checks on every release — a failing suite is a failing release

0

deadlines computed by a language model — ever. Pure functions, full citation trace

NO OTHER LITIGATION PLATFORM DARES DO THIS

The Discovery War Room

Every other tool tells you your request is fine. Ours is under standing orders to read it like the other side's senior partner on a bad day — hunting the dragnet phrasing, the missing date bound, the statutory gate you didn't clear. On every draft, every time. The first opposing counsel your discovery ever meets works for you.

100%

of drafts cross-examined

193.2

objection discipline, rule-keyed

1

person in charge of the final word: you

THE MIRROR — LIVE EXAMPLE

Produce any and all documents relating to the project.

⚔ SELF-AUDIT MIRROR — FINDING · HIGH

Overbreadth — “any and all” hands them the objection

“This is the phrase the other side's lawyer reads twice. Name the categories: which transactions, which accounts, which communications.”

KEYED AUTHORITY · Tex. R. Civ. P. 192.4 · 196 · the proportionality record

Put a draft through the Mirror →

Deterministic checks — reproducible, never simulated. Legal information, not legal advice.

WATCH THE WAR ROOM WORK

1 · A CITATION LANDS

Construction-contract dispute · Harris County

Served July 2 by process server. $412,000 in dispute. Two entities, one former employee, a vendor with the records that decide it.

TrialVector opens the matter. The Monday-rule answer clock is already running.

WHILE OTHER AI DESCRIBES THE LAW, THIS ONE RUNS THE PROCEDURE

The Texas arsenal, verbatim

Operative legal text enters the corpus byte-for-byte from official sources and is hash-pinned. A section not loaded does not exist to the engine — and the engine says so instead of guessing. Watch it live-counted on the corpus board.

1,473

Civil Practice & Remedies Code — THE WHOLE CODE from the Legislature's own publisher, verbatim

634

Rules of Civil Procedure, the July 1, 2026 edition — the Monday rule, 190–215 discovery, Part V justice courts

83 · 75 · 19

appellate, evidence, and judicial-administration rulebooks — every specialized lane loaded

2,562

Government Code judiciary sweep — the ch. 25 per-county forum map + the ch. 25A Business Court

410

Texas Constitution sections, verbatim — art. I § 13 open courts, § 15 jury inviolate

1,859

Estates Code — THE WHOLE CODE; in Texas the code IS the probate procedure

733

Business & Commerce Code — the DTPA + its presuit notice, UCC 1–9, UVTA, statute of frauds

538

Property Code — eviction ch. 24, homestead, judgment + mechanic's liens, landlord-tenant

137 + 86

Insurance + Finance Codes — bad-faith 541/542/542A, usury, and the § 304.003 postjudgment rate

583

county local-rule documents from OCA's TOPICS registry — unposted = not effective (RJA 10)

4 + 1

the federal rim — all four district local-rule books (NDTX · SDTX · EDTX · WDTX) + the CA5 rulebook

18

deadline formulas, every parameter pinned to verbatim text — incl. the amended July-2026 Rule 166a clock the gate caught

A Texas signature certifies the paper — Rule 13 and CPRC chapter 10, with sanctions behind them. TrialVector was built for that world: every export runs the citation gate; the AI-hallucinated authority that ends careers gets flagged before you sign.

Six nuclear engines. One operating system.

Battle-tested across DraftCounsel, BenchPath, EstateDraftFL, and FamilyLaw GPS — re-keyed to Texas civil procedure and armed for discovery.

The Discovery War Room

no other litigation platform dares do this

The proof graph finds the holes an opponent will find. The Self-Audit Mirror reads every draft from the other chair — a request that would flunk TrialVector's own deficiency engine does not serve. Aggression is scored into bands that order the queue and never launder a tactic.

The Escalation Zone

the aggression governor

Green proceeds. Escalation — apex depositions, destructive testing, net-worth discovery under § 41.0115's own statutory gate, extraordinary writs — exports only behind a 10-element record with a named human on it. Red conduct never approves, in any lane, for anyone. Build to the line. Never over it.

GOVERN + the Rule Stack

the act date picks the law

Layers of authority resolved per matter and hash-sealed — and a lower layer that contradicts a higher one is surfaced with both texts, never silently applied. Future amendments sit loaded at the gate until their effective date — the July 1, 2026 Rule 166a rewrite waited there until its day came. Removal swaps the whole stack and keeps the history.

The Deadline Engine

the citation rides every date

Answer clocks on the Monday rule, discovery ladders, objection windows, plenary power (Rule 329b) and appeal — computed by pure, unit-tested functions with the complete Rule 4 computation trace and the rule attached. A language model never touches a date.

Cite Check TX + the Integrity Rail

built for the Rule 13 / chapter 10 era

A Texas signature certifies the paper is not groundless — Rule 13 and CPRC chapter 10 put sanctions behind it. Every export runs existence, proposition, temporal, and treatment checks against the corpus — then seals into a hash-chained ledger where editing history breaks the chain visibly. Flagged, never faked.

The Theaters

the tribunal picks the rules — not habit

The TCPA machine, med-mal chapter 74 presuit, eviction and Rule 510, arbitration under the TAA and the FAA, the administrative lane — each resolved to its OWN regime with gates and red lines. Plus the mandamus shield for the order that can't wait, and the enforcement ladder: plenary power, supersedeas, turnover.

The Traffic Ticket War Room

show the law · educate on options · route the decision

Type the citation's statute box — or photograph it; reading happens in your browser and the image never uploads. Out comes the charged statute verbatim with its hash, the Class C criminal posture stated plainly with the statutory basis, the justice-vs-municipal forum resolved, and every option — deferred disposition (art. 45A.302), the driving safety course (art. 45A.352) — with its stated consequences. What to do about it stays a decision — yours, or a licensed attorney's.

Served to proof-locked, on the record

Five steps. The first two belong to the engines; the last three are why the record can carry your name.

  1. 01

    GOVERN resolves your forum

    County, court tier, edition, discovery level, conference profile — pinned to your act date and hash-sealed. Two minutes, not two weeks.

  2. 02

    The campaign builds — then faces the Mirror

    Waves 0–5 sequenced against the elements of your claims. Every draft is read from the opponent's chair before it goes anywhere.

  3. 03

    The Escalation gate rules on the aggressive moves

    High-pressure tactics export only behind the complete record — objective, facts, authority, alternatives, fallback, named approval.

  4. 04

    Serve, calendar, enforce

    Deadline chains with citations attached. Deficiency matrices request by request. A certificate of conference only from what actually happened. FILED is unreachable with a fatal block.

  5. 05

    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.

CONNECTED INTELLIGENCE

Court intelligence, resolved from the law itself

The county, court-tier, and local-rule layer riding every Texas surface is resolved from the authorities that create it: the Government Code ch. 25 sweep that names each county's court-at-law jurisdiction dollar by dollar, and OCA's TOPICS registry — where a local rule must be posted to be effective, so absence is a finding, not a gap. Each card carries its provenance and review state, because a county's practice is a real constraint but never flattened into law.

Explore the Texas court map →

254 counties, one forum map

District vs County Court at Law resolved from the ch. 25 sweep — the statute names the dollar limits

TOPICS local rules, live

560 local-rule sets · 1,438 standing orders · 509 forms — posted-or-not-effective under RJA 10

The judge + division layer

the judicial registry rides every surface with provenance and honest review states — never guessed

The closed loop

  1. 01
    Official Texas authority
    statutes · rules · TOPICS local rules · the forum map
  2. 02
    Authority + procedure engine
    versioned · hash-pinned · human-reviewed · fail-closed
  3. 03
    Matter twin
    parties · claims · deadlines · evidence · docket
  4. 04
    Deterministic drafting compiler
    locked clauses · calculations · record-bound facts
  5. 05
    Adversarial review
    opposing counsel · judge · clerk · privacy · record
  6. 06
    Release gates → filing package
    citation certificate · provenance manifest
  7. 07
    Outcome intelligence
    judge patterns · comparable matters · playbooks

Product law (the non-negotiables)

Verbatim or absent. Operative legal text enters the corpus byte-for-byte from official sources and is hash-pinned.
Retrieved, never generated. The model organizes facts and drafts advocacy in declared zones — it never authors law or citations.
Fail closed. Stale source, unverified citation, open blocker finding, missing certificate → release is blocked, visibly.
Adversarial by default. The Self-Audit Mirror and the Opposing Counsel Pass run on 100% of drafts and on uploaded outside paper. No opt-out.
Humans dispose. Every material finding is decided individually. No bulk approve. Append-only decision ledger.
Procedure is a first-class citizen. County, court-tier, and judge requirements ride on every surface with provenance + review state.
Publish the scorecard. VectorBench + TexBench run on every release — deadline math, citation grammar, gates, assembly determinism.
Two lanes, one engine. Professional workstation and plain-language pro se lane share the same deterministic core — enforced, not promised.

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

The arsenal anyone can fire

$0free · forever
  • Deadline Engine — the Monday rule + the Rule 4 computation, citation attached
  • Cite Check TX — the Rule 13 / chapter 10 sanction-shield record
  • The verbatim Texas corpus + the rule stack
  • The War Room mirror, the Escalation Zone, the Theaters — the public tools
  • Learn Center — every discovery topic, Texas-keyed
Open a free tool

No account required. Nothing you enter leaves your browser.

Most matters start here

Solo — per matter

Buy the case in front of you — not a subscription

Per matterone matter · every engine · attorney or pro se
  • BenchPath court intelligence (benchpath.ai) — the judge & division layer, available as an add-on
  • For individual attorneys AND self-represented (pro se) parties — per matter, not per credential
  • The full workspace on one matter: GOVERN, the campaign, Proof Lock
  • The Discovery War Room + the lifecycle machine, wired to your docket
  • Deadline chains, deficiency matrices, the enforcement ladder + the integrity ledger
  • Pro se? The parity rails ride along: plain-language surfaces, counsel-review packets on high-risk exports
Open a matter — free in founding

No subscriptions, no seats, no minimums.

Firm

The whole desk, for the whole firm

Firmunlimited matters · org seats
  • BenchPath court intelligence (benchpath.ai) — the judge & division layer, INCLUDED
  • Unlimited matters and up to 25 org seats
  • The judicial registry + the attorney-review bridge
  • White-label surfaces + the connector roadmap (Clio, DocuSign)
  • Priority corpus verification + the drift-sweep feed
  • Everything in Solo, across every matter the firm runs
Talk to us

Flat firm subscription. Activates when billing goes live.

Questions litigators actually ask

What is TrialVector Texas, exactly?+

The second state on the TrialVector chassis — the same litigation operating system that runs Florida, re-keyed to Texas civil procedure. It drafts from official Texas law, attacks its own work like opposing counsel, computes every deadline with the citation attached, and proves in an immutable record that a human ruled on every finding. It is software, not a law firm.

Is this legal advice? Do you file anything?+

No, and no. TrialVector provides legal information and deterministic document assembly. It does not give legal advice, does not create an attorney–client relationship, does not predict what any judge will do, and does not file documents with any court. Texas draws this line by statute: under § 81.101(c), computer software that provides general information about the law without addressing your particular facts is not the practice of law — and TrialVector holds that line on every surface. The signer owns the filing.

How much does it cost?+

The public tools — the Deadline Engine, Cite Check, the rule corpus — 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.

Why won't you just show me a price?+

Because the entire product is built on "honest states, never faked." A corpus section that isn't loaded says so instead of guessing; a citation that isn't verified is flagged, not faked. A price with no live checkout behind it would be the same lie we refuse everywhere else. When billing is real, the number will be too.

What makes the Discovery War Room different?+

Every other tool tells you your request is fine. The War Room's Self-Audit Mirror reads every draft from the opponent's chair — a request that would flunk TrialVector's own deficiency engine does not serve. The proof graph finds the holes an opponent will find, and the Escalation Zone governs the aggressive moves: high-pressure tactics — Texas wrote one of them into statute at § 41.0115 — export only behind a complete record, and unlawful conduct never exports at all.

Is the law actually verbatim, or AI-summarized?+

Verbatim or absent. Operative Texas text enters the corpus byte-for-byte from the official publishers — the whole Civil Practice & Remedies Code, the Government Code judiciary sweep, the whole Estates Code, the Constitution, the TRCP/TRAP/TRE/RJA rulebooks, eight substrate codes, the TOPICS county layer, and the federal rim. A model never authors law or a citation. A weekly drift sweep re-checks verified authorities against their official sources and fails loudly if anything moved. Inspect it yourself on the engine page.

Does it work for self-represented parties, or only attorneys?+

Both — the same analytical engine, enforced by code, not promised. Attack-register vocabulary never reaches a self-represented surface, high-risk exports become counsel-review packets, and the pro-se lane demands the same attestations before anything leaves the door. See Parity & Trust.

Where does the county and local-rule intelligence come from?+

Texas publishes it centrally — and TrialVector holds the whole registry. Under Tex. R. Jud. Admin. 10, a local rule must be posted on OCA's TOPICS system to be effective, so a county with nothing posted has no effective local rules by operation of law: absence is a finding, not a gap. The Government Code ch. 25 sweep resolves District vs County-Court-at-Law jurisdiction county by county — the statute names the dollar limits. See the local-law layer and the court map.

What happens to my data?+

The public tools run entirely in your browser — nothing you enter is transmitted. Workspace matters are tenant-isolated, encrypted, and access-audited; the model is never trained on your matter content. Fail-closed never means data-hostage: if an entitlement lapses, existing matters stay readable.