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Your firm matters.

Intelligence that compounds across matters.

Every federal civil docket, resolved into a living matter record. Stage, deadlines computed from the entry, judge and counsel profiles, expected review volume. Free for the lawyers inside the matter.

Discovery · day 12No vendor named
Halvorsen Logistics v. Meridian Foods
N.D. Tex. · 4:26-cv-00812 · Judge Alvarado · example matter
ECF 31Dec 7Motion to compel ESI from 11 custodiansmotion.compel
ECF 28Nov 24Scheduling order · production due Apr 15, 2027order.scheduling
ECF 24Nov 12Joint 26(f) report · 9 custodians per sidediscovery.request
ECF 19Oct 30Answer to complaintpleading.answer
Next deadline
Production · Apr 15, 2027 ECF 28
Expected volume
60–140 GB 87 comparables
Stage exit
~140 days 0.91
Judge
94 d to scheduling order 212 matters
How it works

You don’t fill in a form. You find yourself.

The public record already knows which matters your firm appears on, who the judge is, and when the scheduling order landed. Grey Matter resolves it first; you claim it; the workspace is already built.

Search your firm or company
Type a firm, a company, a lawyer or a domain. Aliases, offices and appearances resolve into one record.
Preview the public map
Matters identified, active, in discovery, top courts, recent filings. Nothing a competitor couldn't pull from the court.
Claim it and start
Verify a work email and your matters are already there. Verify the firm to unlock deadlines, profiles and volume.
The living matter record

Four layers, one matter. Everything above the raw record points back to the fetch it came from.

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Intelligence
Stage, expected exit, computed deadlines, judge and counsel profiles, expected review volume. Each figure with its confidence and comparable count.
Canonical record
Source-agnostic matter, parties, counsel, judge, entries, deadlines. Every value backed by the record it came from. Confirmations in teal.
Source-normalized
One table per court system, raw strings kept, parser version recorded. Reprocessed when a parser improves; never edited by hand.
Raw record
Every fetch from the court, stored as received, immutable. The layer nothing is allowed to change.
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Ask the record, and see where every number came from.

Scope a question to one matter, a judge, a firm or your whole portfolio. Answers show which tools ran, cite the docket entry for every fact, and treat the court’s own text as data, never as instructions. When a number is derived, you see how many comparable matters it rests on.

Who it’s for

Two claim paths, one record.

See every matter your name is on. Bring your client in.

Claim your firm, confirm the matters you work, and invite the client into the ones that matter. Proactive service, with the record doing the work.

Matters where your name appears
Each lawyer sees their own list, with the match basis shown.
Deadlines on your calendar
Computed from the entry, with the rule that set them.
Bring your client
A matter-specific invitation; they arrive with the matter attached.
Discovery readiness
Expected volume from comparable matters, early enough to plan.

Intelligence shouldn't leave when the matter closes.

Every closed matter teaches the next one: how this judge runs a schedule, how that firm litigates discovery, how big a case like yours got. Here it stays, and it sharpens.