Never lose the case you read
You know the holding — but which case was it in? Hilo captures every case, statute, and contract you read and hands it back with the source — so you recall it, not re-hunt it.
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If your work is reading
Different practices, same reality: read the cases, hold the argument, cite the source — long after you first saw it.
Your reading, on the record
You already read all of this. Hilo captures the whole trail as you work — so no source you saw ever goes missing.
The hidden cost of endless reading
Chasing the case you already read
You know the holding but not the name — and lose 20–30 minutes re-hunting an opinion you read weeks ago.
A week on legal research
The average attorney spends 5–10 hours a week researching — much of it re-reading sources they already saw.
A week finding documents
Lawyers lose over two hours a week hunting for documents scattered across tabs, PDFs, and inboxes.
When the matter closes
Hard-won reading vanishes when a matter ends — the next brief starts from a blank page.
The holding you need is in what you already read.
From reader to recall
Your value is the argument, not the hunt. Hilo handles the rest on three beats: Read, Connect, Report.
Read
Every case, statute, and PDF you open is captured automatically — nothing lost when tabs close.
Connect
Cases, statutes, contracts, and notes are linked into one graph across every source you read.
Report
Ask a question; Hilo drafts the memo from the sources you already read.
Passive reading capture
Every case and page you read is saved automatically — no manual bookmarking, ever.
Matter-specific vaults
Each matter gets its own knowledge space — cases, statutes, contracts, and notes together.
AI investigation
Ask “find every source on this doctrine I read” — no digging through folders.
Cross-source connections
Cases, statutes, articles, and PDFs join into a single connected view of your reading.
Holding & quote recall
Remember the holding, not the name? Hilo surfaces the opinion you read with its citation.
Faster memo & brief drafting
Draft from what you read: Hilo pulls the sources so you write the argument, not the search.
Familiar scenarios, done faster
Case & matter research
- Cases
- Statutes
- Law reviews
- Legal news
Read as you build the matter, then generate a research summary and source list before you draft a word.
Contract review prep
- Agreements
- Sample clauses
- Regulations
- Guidance
Keep every document you review in one vault you can query weeks later without re-reading it all.
Regulatory monitoring
- Rule changes
- Agency guidance
- Enforcement news
- Commentary
Read as updates land and let Hilo connect the trail so nothing you saw slips past a deadline.
Background reading recall
- Court opinions
- Key holdings
- Legal blogs
- Secondary sources
Months later, search “the duty-of-care standard I read” and retrieve the source with its citation.