Persuade the jury, streamline trial preparation, and build powerful case chronologies with one easy-to-use application.
14 day free trial. No credit card required.
FULL EDIT TOOLS
Quickly identify key facts, exhibits, and witness testimony as you review case documents. Case Crafter’s trial preparation software is designed to keep you organized from discovery through verdict.
TIMELINE VIEW
Our interactive legal timeline software automatically creates a chronology of all identified case events. This gives you — and your audience — a clear and compelling story of the case from start to finish.
FIND DOCUMENTS EASY
Never waste time hunting through binders or PDFs again. Every document you import is automatically indexed and searchable.
ALWAYS IN CHARGE
Unreliable courthouse Wi-Fi is no longer a concern. With Case Crafter, your entire case is stored locally on your device so you can prepare and present without an internet connection.
MUTIPLATFORM
With support for Windows, Mac, and iPad, you can easily build your case on your desktop PC and later walk the court room presenting evidence from your iPad.
14 day free trial. No credit card required
David Oddo
Partner/Principal at
Oddo & Babat, P.C.
Charles N. Rock
Owner at
Charles N. Rock PLLC
Steve Marchelos
Owner at
Marchelos Law P.C.
The built in document editor lets you add highlights, callouts, sticky notes, underlines, and more.
PDF documents are the most used document format for legal cases, but you can also import images, videos and audio files as part of your case.
Every imported document is automatically OCRed and indexed by our built-in search engine so you can find information fast across the whole case.
All the case facts are automatically added to our unique interactive timeline, making it easy to see the full picture for both you and the audience.
Each fact can be tagged with custom tags which makes it easier to group and filter them.
The whole case is stored on your device, so you don’t have to rely on unreliable guest wifi at the courthouse while presenting.
Case Crafter works on Windows, Mac and iPad, so you can use the best device for the task at hand.
Case Crafter automatically detects when you connect to a projector, so you can rest assured that your presentation will work every time.
Trial presentation software is used to display documents, images, video, and timelines in a clear and persuasive way during hearings or trials. It helps attorneys organize exhibits, build case chronologies, and present evidence seamlessly to the jury or judge.
Trial preparation software focuses on reviewing, tagging, and organizing case documents, while trial presentation software is designed to display those materials in court. Case Crafter combines both functions so you can prepare your case and present it effectively in one tool.
Yes. Chronology software transforms case facts into a visual narrative that resonates with jurors. By showing the story of a case through a timeline, attorneys can highlight key moments and reinforce arguments in a more persuasive way than with documents alone.
No. Case Crafter is compatible with standard laptops, desktops, and iPads. It automatically detects projectors and courtroom display systems, so you don’t need special equipment beyond your device.
Not at all. Case Crafter is designed to be intuitive, with drag-and-drop document management, automated chronology building, and simple presentation controls. Even attorneys with minimal tech experience can use it confidently.
Yes. Modern trial presentation software like Case Crafter supports video clips, audio files, and images in addition to traditional PDFs and text documents, ensuring every piece of evidence can be used effectively.
By centralizing document review, search, tagging, and chronology building in one platform, attorneys can cut hours from manual preparation. Instead of flipping through binders, they can instantly locate exhibits, build timelines, and prepare persuasive presentations.
Absolutely. All case data is stored locally on your device, reducing exposure to online security risks. Attorneys maintain full control over client information, ensuring confidentiality throughout preparation and trial.
