Collect and group records
Keep documents, photos, audio, and video organized by incident, topic, or date.
Records, organized for review
Bring the pieces of a case into focus.
When records feel like too much, start with one source at a time. Keep originals together, build a chronology you can check, and prepare a clearer conversation for professional review.
Prefer to look around before signing in? Follow a fictional scheduling record from original excerpts to careful corrections.
Start with the public worked exampleA working record, in one place
From scattered files to a reviewable account.
Build an organized record from the material you already have. Draft outputs are there to help you review and discuss information, not to decide what a case means.
Review a chronology
Turn dates and events into a timeline you can compare with the original source material.
Prepare for a conversation
Create summaries and case materials to review with a qualified professional.
AI-assisted drafts
Useful starting points. Always check the sources.
AI-generated summaries, timelines, and suggestions can be incomplete or wrong. Review every output against the original records and get advice from a qualified professional for legal questions. Case Buster does not provide legal advice.
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Your records and choices
Sharing is a choice. Processing is part of the service.
You control whether and with whom you share records using available access settings. To provide product features, information may be processed by Case Buster and its service providers. This is not end-to-end encrypted storage. Review the privacy information before adding sensitive material.