CaseMark

Building something in legal tech?

We've spent years building legal technology (CaseMark started as a deposition summarization tool). One thing that drove us crazy: stitching together 5-8 different vendors just to get basic functionality working. Document storage here, AI models there, OCR from another provider, transcription from yet another.
So we built case.dev.

It's a unified API platform purpose-built for legal tech developers. One integration gives you:

- 130+ AI models (Claude, GPT, Gemini, plus our own legal-optimized model)
- Document storage with semantic search
- OCR, transcription, text-to-speech
- 700+ expert legal workflows (aka skills)
- Serverless databases, deployments, the works

If you're a developer building for law firms, legal ops teams, or the broader legal market... this is the infrastructure layer we wished existed when we started.

We're live now at https://case.dev. Free tier included so you can kick the tires.

Happy to answer questions in the comments.

It's not just lawyers using AI in droves. Court reporting firms and other companies who support law firms have adopted AI in great numbers too.

Check out this story with Collin Ritsema of Fortz Legal to learn why.

https://www.casemark.com/post/fortz-legal-increases-revenue-by-selling-ai-powered-summaries

Fortz Legal increases revenue by selling AI-powered summaries With CaseMark's AI platform for lawyers, a civil litigation firm can dive immediately into the work of case analysis and client consultation, instead of poring through documents.

Legal pros often tell us, "Love using your AI for summarizing legal docs, but I want more control of what's in the summary!"

We've made another step toward giving customers more options with Deposition Analysis.

Simply put, you can create a customized deposition summary from up to 15 different attributes you can select or de-select:

✅ Event chronologies
✅ Background with medical providers
✅ Credibility analysis
And more!

Head on over to CaseMark, sign up for free (if you haven't), and try out our latest "easy button," Deposition Analysis.