Structure
Drop in everything, exactly as it arrives. MatterOS designs an intake around this matter — classifying, de-duplicating, and indexing every page.
MatterOS reads every file you give it—pleadings, email, transcripts, records, productions—and assembles one structured, chronological, source-cited work product. Then it keeps building, file after file, for the entire life of the matter.
01Intake
0 ppComplaint_Filed_2025-03-14.pdf
38 pp · Pleading
Halstead_email_export.mbox
2,114 messages
Depo_R_Okafor_Vol1.txt
212 pp · Transcript
Master_Services_Agreement.docx
46 pp · Contract
Shipment_ledger_Q3.xlsx
9,480 rows
Warehouse_photos_0412.zip
63 images
02Chronology
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The problem
Every matter begins as a pile. Thousands of pages across dozens of folders, and a team that must somehow hold all of it in their heads. Chronologies are built by hand. Summaries go stale the day they are written. New files arrive and the work starts over. MatterOS turns the pile into the case — and keeps it that way.
How it works
No templates to configure. No folders to organize first. MatterOS reads the whole matter at once and builds the structure the matter actually needs.
Drop in everything, exactly as it arrives. MatterOS designs an intake around this matter — classifying, de-duplicating, and indexing every page.
Parties, claims, facts, and contradictions are understood across files, not one document at a time. Every file informs every other.
A single, source-linked timeline of the matter emerges — each event pinned to the page, line, or message it came from.
Matter briefs, witness profiles, and issue memos written in the language of the practice — ready to review, edit, and rely on.
Add a production, a transcript, a single email. MatterOS re-reads the matter around it and updates every chronology, summary, and open question — and shows you exactly what changed.
The work product
The output isn't a pile of per-document summaries. It's attorney work product — organized the way you think about the matter, and cited down to the page.
Every sentence cites its source
Click through to the exact page, line, or message.
Contradictions surface themselves
Testimony against documents, witness against witness.
Gaps become visible
Missing custodians, silent date ranges, unanswered questions.
Master Services Agreement executed; 48-hour delivery SLA and written-notice clause.MSA §4.2, §11.1
ContractFirst missed delivery window recorded in Halstead's own ledger.Ledger r.3112
FactR. Okafor emails ops leadership warning of a capacity shortfall.Email #1448
KeyHalstead's letter states it “had no notice” of performance issues.Ltr. HAL-0092
DisputedComplaint filed asserting breach of contract and negligence.Compl. ¶1–12
PleadingThe matter's operating system
MatterOS isn't a tool you open once. It's where the matter lives — and it gets more valuable with every file, every hearing, every month.
The entire file becomes a structured matter within the first day.
Claims and defenses mapped to the facts that support or threaten them.
Productions absorbed as they land — gaps and hot documents flagged.
Outlines drawn from the record; testimony checked against it after.
Fact sections that cite themselves, from a chronology you already trust.
Witness binders, exhibit maps, and a matter brief that's always current.
Principles
Nothing appears in your work product without a pinpoint citation back to the record. If it can't be sourced, it isn't stated.
Built from the first line for privileged material — each matter kept in its own walled space, and your files never used to train models.
MatterOS does the reading, organizing, and drafting. You exercise the judgment. Every output is yours to review, edit, and own.
Founding access
We’re opening MatterOS to a small group of founding firms first. Tell us a little about your practice and we’ll save your place.