Case Linker was built by a trial attorney around the parts of document preparation that are tedious, error-prone, and easy to get wrong under deadline.
Automatic hyperlinking
Case Linker scans your brief for references to exhibits, court decisions, a table of contents, and a table of authorities, then links each one to its target. Citations become tappable — and you get a report of every link it created, so you can review its work and fix any link individually.
Hyperlinked courtesy copies
Give the court a courtesy copy it can actually navigate. Every citation in a summary judgment motion or other exhibit-heavy filing jumps straight to the exhibit or record it references — so a judge or clerk moves through your filing in seconds.
Bates & exhibit stamping
Bates-stamp an entire production automatically, or stamp exhibits — first page or every page — with automatic sub-numbering. Originals are never altered; Case Linker writes clean, stamped copies.
Create litigation documents
Draft a litigation document in a block-based editor with headings, quotes, and lists, and generate a table of contents and a table of authorities automatically. Save your case caption and signature block once, then reuse them on your next document.
Presenter mode
Walk a witness, judge, or jury through documents on a courtroom monitor, with a built-in laser pointer, magnifier, highlighter, and instant blackout to control exactly when an exhibit is revealed. Your outline travels with you, and linked exhibits are a tap away.
Import & export anything
Bring in work from PDF, Word, plain text, or Markdown — as single files, whole folders, or zip archives, with your folder structure preserved. Export your folders and files back out as a zip whenever you want.
Track changes with co-counsel
Send an outline to another Case Linker user and it arrives in their app whole — structure, authorship, comments. The first version is the original and is never marked, so a draft reads clean under its author’s hand. Once somebody else edits it, every change after that carries its author’s initials.
When it comes back from three offices
Combine every returned copy in one pass against the same ancestor — you’re asked only about a paragraph two offices changed differently. Group six reviewers into three offices, then export the change report: every change with its page, office, and person, as a spreadsheet.
Documents know which one they are
Every case folder has an “Ex. 6.” Duplicate a case for a second witness and you have two of every name. Case Linker gives each document a permanent identity the moment it enters your library, and your highlights, bookmarks, and links point at that — not at a filename. Rename a file, move it, or copy the whole case: a mark never lands on the wrong document.
Your documents stay yours
Case Linker does its work entirely on your device. Privileged material is never uploaded to a server for processing. Privacy isn't a setting here — it's the architecture.