Priorities

Check out the problems and solutions we’re currently focused on solving and building:

🖊️ Custom Forms

Attorneys should be able to modify the form fields on the app for their clients.

Attorneys should have the ability to customize their own help messages, including the option to add video explainers for each section of the app.

These are one-directional messages send from the attorney that appear in the app feed on the app user's home page.

Implement variable pricing for app users who use the app during the month.

Push alerts and updates to clients to keep them engaged with the product.

Continue integrating with Case management platforms so that client data is properly directed to its intended destination.

Push, SMS, Email, and Other Notifications
- For appointments
- For entering missing data
- For things learned about the case
- For suggestions to tell providers

Case Timeline: A visual representation of the case's progress, with milestones and key dates.
Document Upload: Allow users to securely upload necessary documents like medical records, bills, or police reports.
Expense Tracker: To keep track of medical bills, legal fees, and other costs related to the case.

Voice Commands: For hands-free navigation and data entry.
Dark Mode: To reduce eye strain and save battery life on OLED screens.
Handling Non-Registered App Users: Provide a list of attorneys to contact for gaining access to the app.

AI-Generated Scripts: For attorneys to use when sending a video or message to the client.
AI-Generated Daily Summaries: Update the attorney with a summary of the client's activity from the previous day.

Community Forum: Where users can anonymously discuss their cases, share advice, etc.
Reviews and Ratings for Providers: Users can rate and review their healthcare providers or legal advisors.

Healthcare Provider Database: To find and connect with healthcare providers experienced in personal injury cases.

Rewards for Completing Tasks: Like entering data, attending appointments, etc.