A case-intelligence appliance for forensic engineering firms. Multi-agent document recon, evidence reconstruction, engineering analysis, and source-trust-tier citations. Ships as on-prem hardware so private case data never leaves the firm.
Forensic engineering expert-witness firms have been doing deposition prep, evidence analysis, and engineering reconstruction by hand — and the legal-tech tools (Harvey, Everlaw, Relativity) are built for lawyers doing ediscovery, not for engineers reasoning across technical evidence. The niche is wide open.
Forensic Case Intelligence is the platform built for it. Three role-scoped AI agents — Document Recon, Engineering Analysis, External Validation — orchestrated by OpenClaw. Multi-tenant by design. Source-trust-tier citations on every claim ([OEM], [Patent], [Recall], [News], [Forum], [Unknown]). Forensic-report-style output: synthesized thesis up top, comparison body, cited sources at the bottom.
Ships as a turnkey on-prem appliance — DGX-class hardware preloaded with the full stack. Private case data, client records, and IP stay on hardware the firm owns. First firm in production; productizing for the broader forensic-engineering market.
Ingests filings, depositions, technical reports, OEM documentation. Builds a queryable case record with entity extraction and timeline reconstruction.
Cross-references engineering claims, technical specs, and component behavior. Built around the way forensic engineers actually reason.
Pulls authoritative sources — OEM bulletins, patents, recall notices, news — and tiers them by trust. Forum sources flagged, never elevated.
Synthesized thesis at top, comparison/analysis body, cited sources at bottom. Built to be pasted into a forensic report — not to make engineers do the synthesis twice.
Every release ships a printable PDF pamphlet for the engineer who reads on paper. Per-volume bundling, per-engineer customization.
Cloud LLMs, FireCrawl, Brave Search are optional controlled tools — not primary storage. Critical workflows can run fully offline.
Every source the platform surfaces is tagged with a trust tier. Forensic engineering can't treat a forum post like an OEM bulletin — the platform doesn't either.
Civil, mechanical, automotive, electrical — firms that produce expert reports for litigation. The platform is built around how those reports actually get written.
Private case data, client records, IP — none of it on a third-party cloud. Hardware appliance ships preloaded; your stack runs in your office, on your hardware.
Paper pamphlet output is a first-class deliverable — not a backup. Print release pipeline ships a PDF every release with content tuned for paper depth-reading.
If you've evaluated Harvey, Everlaw, or Relativity and walked away because they're built for ediscovery instead of engineering reasoning — this is the tool built for your side of the room.
Forensic Case Intelligence is in private beta with a forensic engineering firm. We're scoping the next-tier rollout for firms that need engineer-grade case intelligence on owner-controlled hardware. NDA-friendly conversations welcome.