NewsIntroducing ChronoTracer MCP
Give the AI tools your team already uses a structured, source-linked record of the evidence.
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NewsGive the AI tools your team already uses a structured, source-linked record of the evidence.
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NewsAsk questions about your evidence. Get answers in seconds. See everything in context. Legal teams have always faced the same fundamental challenge: you have a pile of documents, and you need to understand who did what, with whom, and when. ChronoTracer was built to solve that problem to give you a clear, chronological view of…
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InsightsBy Richard Gorelick, Co-Founder & CEO When I was a first-year associate, I handed a draft to a partner who found a small grammatical error, the kind you catch only on a slow reread. He didn’t yell, but he paused long enough to make the point. I asked (politely, I’m sure) why it mattered so…
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InsightsWe’ve often described ChronoTracer as “e-discovery adjacent.” That’s true in the market, and it will be literally true at Legalweek. At the North Javits Center, you’ll find our booth near platforms like Relativity, DISCO, and Reveal, among others. We’re neighbors on the show floor because we’re neighbors in legal teams’ toolchains. We don’t replace e-discovery…
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InsightsLong before litigation software existed, lawyers built case chronologies with physical fact cards. They would read documents, identify what seemed important, write each event on its own card, stack the cards together, and wrap them in rubber bands before placing them in a box or container. It was painstaking work, but the logic was simple.…
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InsightsIt began with a question that wasn’t simple at all: several witnesses, one short video conference, and conflicting accounts of what was said. The lawyers needed to know what really happened in that conversation—and quickly. They turned to ChronoTracer, loading hundreds of thousands of call logs, video conference records, chat threads, texts, and emails into…
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NewsWe’re pleased to announce that ChronoTracer has successfully completed a SOC 2 Type II audit with no exceptions noted. This independent assessment confirms that our security, availability, and confidentiality controls have operated effectively over time and meet the rigorous standards established by the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA). This follows our SOC 2 Type I…
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InsightsTen years ago, most e-discovery focused on email. Today, a single witness’s communications in just one day might look very different. At 8:07 a.m., she fires off a burst of iMessages about a meeting. By mid-morning, she’s exchanging WhatsApp messages with screenshots attached. At the office, she’s in Slack with colleagues much of the day.…
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InsightsIn complex litigation, some of the most important facts are buried in the most difficult formats—like phone records. Phone records are tough. Really tough. Unlike emails, which often come with searchable metadata and clear threading, phone records tend to arrive in messy, inconsistent formats. They’re hard to read, harder to search, and nearly impossible to…
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InsightsMost of us know the old parable about the blind men and the elephant: one feels the leg and says it’s a tree, another feels the side and calls it a wall, a third grabs the ear and thinks it’s a fan, and another wraps his hands around the trunk and declares it’s a snake.…
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InsightsWhen, in 2006, the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure (FRCP) formally recognized electronically stored information (ESI) as discoverable, it opened the floodgates to a new era of litigation—one defined by overwhelming volumes of digital evidence. At the same time, with the growth of the internet and the ubiquity of smartphones, the world has created dramatically…
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InsightsBy Richard Gorelick, Founder and CEO, ChronoTracer In the middle of a high-stakes legal crisis in 2020, I saw something that didn’t make sense. I was helping two close friends with a critical legal matter. One was facing a serious (but legally and factually dubious) FCPA charge; the other was his defense counsel. They’d asked…
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InsightsIn today’s legal environment, the volume and complexity of digital evidence has exploded. Communication is no longer confined to email—it’s spread across Slack, Microsoft Teams, mobile messaging apps, cloud platforms, and collaboration tools, as well as cell phone and landline calls. The result? Staggering volumes of cross-format data that litigation and investigation teams must sort,…
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