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Tell us what happened. We build a dated chronology from your words.

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A user types "Things started going wrong in January 2023. I moved out of the family home..." into Litigant's chat. The AI prompt above asks for the date.

How it works

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Start talking

Tell us what happened, with a rough date. You talk, we build.

Three ways to feed your timetable: tell us in your own words (recommended), add events directly, or upload documents.
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We extract the events

We pull out the dates, people, and facts as you talk. You review and confirm before anything saves.

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Litigant
I can hear how difficult this has been for you. Moving out of the family home is never easy.
Let me capture that you moved out in January 2023. When in January was that, roughly?
You
Things started going wrong in January 2023. I moved out of the family home and it has been really difficult since then. I don't know where to start.
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Upload your evidence

WhatsApp screenshots, court letters, photos of handwritten notes. We read them and add the events automatically.

Upload files

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Export for court

Your timetable becomes a chronology: every event dated, in order, in one consistent format. One click.

Export screen showing three options: Chronology, Spreadsheet (.csv) and Briefing pack (.zip).
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See what comes next

Answer a few questions about your case and we will project your timeline for the next 6 to 18 months, based on real court data.

Sample: children case, Midlands

Oct 2026

Book a MIAM

Oct 2026

Attend your MIAM

Nov 2026

Prepare your C100 application

Nov 2026

Submit your C100 application

Nov 2026

Cafcass safeguarding checks

Dec 2026

FHDRA (First Hearing)

Why this is different

The usual approach

Events scattered across memory, WhatsApp messages, and screenshots. No structure. No dates. Arrive at court hoping you remember it all.

Our approach

One structured timeline with every event dated, categorised, and linked to evidence. Yours to work from, or hand to a solicitor - A lawyer who manages your case day to day, handles paperwork, gives legal advice, and instructs a barrister when needed. Unlike barristers, solicitors deal with you directly and handle the ongoing relationship.. Built by talking.

WHAT ELSE YOU GET

Built around your case, not just your dates.

Built for the people legal aid no longer reaches.

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This tool provides procedural information for England and Wales. It is not legal advice. If you need advice about your specific situation, speak to a solicitor or contact Citizens Advice - A national charity offering free, confidential advice on legal, financial, and other problems. They have local offices across England and Wales..