You don't have a case.

Prove us wrong.

Tell us what happened. We argue both sides, tell you where you stand, and build the packet you'd hand a lawyer — before you spend a dollar on one.

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A few sentences is enough to start. Texas matters only, for now.

Legal information, not legal advice.

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How your case gets prepared

Six steps, in order. NoCase tells you which one you're on and what comes next, the whole way through.

  1. Tell us what happened

    A few sentences on the intake sheet. NoCase works out what kind of case it is and which side you're on, then asks you to confirm before it goes further.

  2. Bring your evidence

    Contracts, texts, emails, bank statements, photos from your phone. Pick a folder on your computer and add them. Each file gets a fingerprint and a timestamp the moment it goes in.

  3. Both sides get argued

    One side builds the strongest case against you. The other builds the strongest case for you. Both work from your facts and from real court opinions.

  4. The judge weighs it

    A third pass acts as the judge: who prevails, how confident, and what evidence would change the answer. It starts out skeptical. That's where the name comes from.

  5. Answer every objection

    NoCase raises the objections the other side would. You answer each one with evidence, or you concede it. Nothing gets skipped.

  6. Walk out with your packet

    Your brief, your objections and answers, and your evidence index in one download. Take it to any lawyer you choose, or use it yourself. NoCase doesn't refer you to anyone.

One real case, argued both ways

This is what comes back: the case against, the case for, and the verdict between them.

Example case file Aggregate theft. 221st Judicial District, Montgomery County, Texas
PROSECUTION — STATE OF TEXAS Plaintiff
Aggregate Theft under Tex. Penal Code §31.03(e)(5) — multiple thefts from same employer pursuant to one continuing course of conduct, properly aggregated to Third Degree Felony threshold of $30,000.
Employee had authorized access to company funds but diverted $34,946 for personal use without consent — Ramirez v. State, 802 S.W.2d 674: authorized access does not negate theft when funds are diverted.
Financial records, bank statements, and employer testimony establish intent to deprive beyond reasonable doubt — pattern of systematic conduct defeats any claim of mistake or bookkeeping error.
THE JUDGE 221st District · Judge Michalk
Guilty — State's Case Exceptionally Strong
Confidence: 96%
Guilty plea entered August 13, 2020. Full restitution of $34,946 paid. Deferred adjudication 4 years CSCD with 160 hours community service. Supervision terminated early June 29, 2022. NoCase predicted this outcome correctly from the evidence alone.
DEFENSE Defendant
Aggregation challenge under Ramos v. State, 303 S.W.3d 302 — State must prove transactions were part of unified scheme, not isolated incidents. Itemized discovery demanded.
18-month delay between offense date and charging suggests possible proof problems and case weaknesses in the State's financial documentation.
Full restitution commitment and first-offense status support deferred adjudication over prison — mitigating factors position defendant for supervised probation rather than 2–10 year TDCJ sentence.

Case No. 19-08-10929. Outcome confirmed: the AI verdict matched the actual result.

What NoCase prepares

The case against you

The strongest argument the other side can make from your facts. Better to read it here than hear it for the first time across a table.

The case for you

Your strongest argument, built from the same facts and the same evidence, so you can see both at once.

A verdict you can read

Who prevails, how confident, and why. If the engine can't weigh it, it says so. It never guesses a winner.

Real law, looked up

Court opinions come from CourtListener and Texas statute text is fetched from the published code, not recalled from memory. Every citation still needs checking before anything gets filed.

Evidence with a paper trail

Each document is fingerprinted (SHA-256) and time-stamped when you add it, so you can show later that it hasn't changed.

A living brief

One document that pulls it all together and updates as your evidence does. It's what your packet is built from.

Your case file lives on your computer, not ours

NoCase has no database of cases. You pick a folder; NoCase reads and writes inside it and nowhere else. Here's the honest split.

Stays on your device

  • Your documentsThe original files stay in the folder you chose.
  • Your case file, chat history and briefSaved in that same folder, in plain files you can open without us.
  • Your fingerprints and timestampsStored beside each document.
  • Everything, if you leaveStop using NoCase and the folder is still yours. Back it up, move it, hand it to a lawyer.

Leaves your device

  • What you type into the intake sheetSent to our server and the AI model so it can be analyzed.
  • The text needed to answer a questionWhen you chat or build a brief, the relevant text from your documents is sent for that request.
  • Scanned pages and photosSent to be read into text, because that can't be done well on your device.
  • Server logsOur server logs requests for debugging, and today those logs can include text you sent. We don't sell any of it and it isn't used to train AI models.

You leave with a packet. Where you take it is up to you.

NoCase prepares cases. It doesn't refer you to lawyers, match you with one, or send your file to anybody. If you decide you want a lawyer, you pick one, and you walk in with the first few hours of work already done.

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What's in it

Case packet

  1. I.Case briefWhat happened, what you want, and the law it turns on.
  2. II.Objections and responsesEvery objection raised against you and how you answered it.
  3. III.Evidence index and chain of custodyEach document, when it was added, and its fingerprint.

Yours to keep. NoCase never sends it to anyone.

What it costs

Free while we're in beta. The regular price is below so you know what you're getting.

Fee schedule NoCase

Case preparation, everything included

$100 a month
Fee waivedduring beta — $0
  • As many documents as your case needs
  • Both sides argued, with real court opinions
  • The judge's verdict and a readiness review
  • Objection-by-objection review
  • A living case brief
  • Your downloadable case packet
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Questions

Anyone can be subpoenaed. What matters is what we have. Your case file lives in a folder on your device, not on our servers, so we can't produce it. What we do hold is server logs of requests, which can include text you sent for analysis. The Privacy policy above spells that out.
No. Benchmark provides legal information — the same way a law library or legal website does — not legal advice. The AI generates analysis for informational and strategic purposes. It does not advise you on what to do, recommend a legal strategy for your specific circumstances, or create any attorney-client relationship.
AI systems can hallucinate case citations. NoCase looks cases up rather than recalling them, but a lookup only confirms a case exists — not that it's still good law. All citations must be checked through Westlaw or LexisNexis before any reliance. Do not file any document with a court based on NoCase citations without independent verification.
No. NoCase prepares cases. It doesn't refer, recommend, or match you with attorneys, and it takes no fee from any attorney. If you want a lawyer, you choose one yourself, and you bring your packet with you.
You do. The brief is generated from your documents and is your property. NoCase does not send it to anyone. Share it with whoever you choose.
This is your responsibility, not Benchmark's. If you have received a litigation hold notice, been served with discovery, or have any court-ordered obligation to preserve evidence, do not delete your case folder without consulting your attorney first.
No. NoCase is for users 18 and older only. Our terms of service prohibit use by minors. If you are under 18 with a legal matter, please speak with a parent or guardian who can consult with an attorney on your behalf.
Not yet. NoCase is built for Texas matters right now: the statutes it looks up are Texas statutes and the analysis assumes Texas courts. Other states are planned. If your case is somewhere else, the analysis won't be reliable enough to lean on.

Walk into any lawyer's office prepared. Or find out you don't need to.

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Benchmark provides legal information only. Not a law firm. Not legal advice. Not a substitute for a licensed attorney.