Mobile-first lawyering: case research from your phone

Court hearings, depositions, and client meetings happen in places where unrolling a laptop isn't an option. Lawyers run on phone-based recall plus a paralegal on standby. SeekFiles AI on iOS and Android moves the case file into your pocket — with citations.

The problem

Mobile legal-research apps are mostly catalogs. They tell you a case exists. They don't help you ask, "what's the controlling doctrine on prescriptive period for actions to recover ownership where there's an existing OCT?" — and get a cited answer in the elevator before your hearing.

How SeekFiles AI helps

• Mobile-first — the case file, codals, and digests live in your pocket.
• Cited answers to the exact reviewer page or case digest paragraph.
• Hybrid retrieval finds the doctrine even when your question's phrasing differs.
• Refuses to invent — never hallucinates a G.R. number.

A workflow

1. Per-case assistant. Upload the case file (pleadings, evidence, exhibits), and reference codals + digests.
2. Pre-hearing: ask scenario questions and review the cited reviewer or case-law passage.
3. During a deposition: discreet phone lookup of an unfamiliar reference. Cite by file and page.
4. Post-hearing: ask the assistant to summarize what was discussed, and identify the cited materials you'll cite in your post-trial brief.

What to upload

• Case file: pleadings, evidence, exhibits
• Codals (Civil Code, RPC, Rules of Court)
• Reviewers (Albano, Sundiang, Riano)
• Digest collections — published and your own
• Recent SC decisions you've saved

Litigation is reading + memory. The phone is your second brain. SeekFiles AI is the recall.