Voice Affidavit · LiveMultimodal · Coming Soon

You Lived It.
Let AI Document It.

Talk. Record. Describe what happened in your own words. Litigent extracts the dates, names, events, and evidence — and builds your legal case file automatically.

Voice → Court-Format AffidavitNew Brunswick · 6 Matter TypesConversational InterviewerSoonAI Video AnalysisSoonBlockchain VerifiedSoonSelf-Sovereign Data
Father using Litigent Tell Your Story — voice to evidence
Available Now

The Voice Affidavit Builder is Live.

The foundation of Tell Your Story already ships. Speak your story; Litigent produces a court-format affidavit with the right heading, rule citation, and jurat for your province.

Live

Voice → Court-Format Affidavit

Record your account; ElevenLabs transcription + AI drafting produce a numbered, jurat-ready affidavit in your province's form.

ElevenLabs STTProvince-correct jurat
Live

Conversational Interviewer

When a required section is thin, Litigent asks the right follow-up question (Gordon v. Goertz material change, FCSG s.21 disclosure, RJR-MacDonald urgency).

Gap questionsSpoken or typed
Live

New Brunswick · 6 Matter Types

Live in New Brunswick — motion to vary parenting / support, urgent motion, general supporting affidavit, affidavit of service, and affidavit of income. Ontario and the rest of Canada are being onboarded next.

6 matter types, livePer-province drafter context
Live

Date · Name · Event Extraction

Fact extraction parses dates, named parties, locations, and event types from your spoken testimony — anchored to your case timeline.

Named-entity recognitionEvent classification
Live

Section Completeness Scoring

Each required section is scored against a per-matter rubric (markers + min word count). The drafter flags gaps before export so you don't file an incomplete affidavit.

Per-section rubricPre-export gate
Live

Pattern Flagger (Ops Review)

Background pass detects evidentiary patterns — DARVO, alienation cues, coercive-control signals, schedule volatility — surfaced to your legal-review team, not pushed into the affidavit.

Background analysisLegal-review escalation
The Reality

Most Fathers Don't Lose Because They Don't Care. They Lose Because They Can't Keep Up.

You're working two jobs to pay the legal bills. You're driving across town for pickups that get denied. You're fielding calls from lawyers, social workers, and schools — all while trying to be present for your kids during the time you do have. When are you supposed to sit down and document everything? When are you supposed to write it all out in a way that a judge will understand?

73%
of self-represented litigants in Canadian family court report inadequate documentation as a factor in unfavourable outcomes
Not because they didn't have evidence. Because they couldn't organize it.
$500/hr
average cost of a Canadian family lawyer to document what you already know happened
You were there. You lived it. You shouldn't have to pay someone else to write it down.
3 yrs
average time for a contested custody case — meaning three years of incidents to document
Memory fades. Dates blur. Details that seemed minor become critical. Documentation is everything.
How It Works

Three Steps. Your Entire Case.

No typing. No organizing. No staring at a blank page. Just talk — and let the AI do the rest.

01

Tell Your Story

Record a voice memo, upload a video, or simply type in whatever you remember. Use your phone in the car, at home, anywhere. No structure required. Just talk.

AI-powered speech-to-text · Video analysis · Natural language processing
02

AI Does the Work

Litigent automatically extracts dates, names, locations, events, parenting schedule violations, financial details, and key facts. It organizes everything into your case file.

Date extraction · Named entity recognition · Event classification · Evidence tagging
03

Your Case File Builds Itself

Every incident logged. Every date captured. Every name documented. Your timeline grows automatically. Your evidence file is always ready for the next court date.

Incident log auto-population · Timeline builder · Brief generator integration
The Technology

The Same AI That Powers Top Law Firms. In Your Pocket.

Tell Your Story combines multimodal AI — speech recognition, video analysis, natural language understanding — to extract legally meaningful information from your raw, unstructured account of events.

You don't need to know what's legally relevant. You don't need to organize your thoughts. You don't need to remember the exact date. The AI parses all of it, cross-references your case file, and surfaces what matters — automatically flagging patterns like repeated access denial, communication blackouts, and schedule violations.

Extracts specific dates and times from conversational speech
Identifies named individuals and their roles (lawyer, teacher, police officer)
Detects parenting schedule violations and access denial patterns
Tags financial references and support-related events
Flags high-severity incidents for priority documentation
Cross-references new entries against existing case timeline
Tell Your Story — Processing
[INPUT] Voice memo received — 2m 14s
[AI] Transcribing audio...
"...she denied the pickup again on Saturday, it was around five o'clock, the kids were in the window and she said they were sick but..."
[AI] Parsing entities...
[EXTRACTED] Date: Saturday (mapped to Apr 5, 2026)
[EXTRACTED] Time: ~17:00
[EXTRACTED] Event: Access denial
[EXTRACTED] Reason given: Children reported sick
[EXTRACTED] Contradiction: Children visible in window
[FLAG] Pattern: 3rd access denial in 6 weeks
[AI] Creating incident log entry...
[AI] Updating case timeline...
[AI] Flagging for pre-trial brief...
[DONE] Case file updated. 1 new incident. 1 flag.
Data SovereigntyComing Soon

Your Evidence. Blockchain Verified.
Tamper-Proof. Forever.

Anchored to the Chia Blockchain for tamper-proof timestamps, with distributed, encrypted, and verifiable file storage. Your evidence stands on its own — and every story added to the network strengthens the collective record litigants can point to when courts and lawmakers ask for proof of what is really happening.

Chia Blockchain Verification

Every document, voice memo, incident log, and case entry is cryptographically hashed and recorded on the Chia blockchain. The hash creates an immutable timestamp — mathematical proof that your document existed, unchanged, at a specific point in time.

No lawyer, no opposing party, no third party can alter your evidence after the fact. The blockchain doesn't lie. The hash either matches or it doesn't.

Hash: 3a7f9c2e1b8d4f6a...
Block: 4,891,203
Timestamp: 2026-04-05 17:03:22 UTC
Status: CONFIRMED

Distributed, Encrypted, Verifiable

Your case files are encrypted client-side, distributed across multiple storage nodes, and cryptographically verifiable against the on-chain hash. No single server, no single company, no single jurisdiction can hold your evidence hostage. Even if Litigent ceased to exist tomorrow, your data would remain accessible to you.

This is self-sovereign data ownership. You hold the keys. You control access. No platform, no government, no opposing party can reach in and take what is yours — and no one can quietly alter it after the fact.

Encrypted at rest and in transit
Distributed across multiple nodes
Accessible only with your private key
Redundant — no single point of failure

The Collective Fight Back

Every story told on Litigent contributes to something larger. With consent, anonymized patterns from thousands of Canadians expose systemic biases, regional disparities, and judicial trends that have always been there but were never measured. This is the Moneyball effect applied to family law — when litigants document together, the data finds the inefficiencies and inequities that lawyers could not prove and courts could not deny.

Individually, every story is one data point. Collectively, it becomes evidence the system cannot ignore. Together as a community, we push back on the structural failures of family court — not with anger, but with numbers, patterns, and proof.

Individual sovereignty. Collective power. Moneyball strategy. That is how we push back.

Input Methods

Every Way You Tell Your Story. Captured.

Live Now

Voice Memo

Record directly in the app or upload from your phone's voice recorder. Works in the car, at home, anywhere.

Live Now

Written Note

Type or paste text — even rough, unstructured notes. The drafter extracts the same key facts as from voice.

Coming Soon

Video Recording

Record video of incidents, interactions, or conditions. AI will analyze both audio and visual content for evidence.

Coming Soon

Self-Log Message

Text or email yourself a note immediately after an incident. Litigent Desktop will capture and process it automatically.

In an evidence-heavy family-court matter, the gap between "what happened" and "what is on the record" is decisive. Tell Your Story is being engineered to close that gap automatically — capture the moment, structure the facts, file them where they belong.

From the Tell Your Story design brief · Litigent
Early Access

Be the First to Try Tell Your Story.

Tell Your Story is in active development. Early access members get priority onboarding, input into feature design, and locked-in pricing. No spam. No sales calls. Just a message when it's ready.

Available on Advocate and Command plans. No credit card required to join waitlist.

Legal Disclaimer: Litigent and the Tell Your Story feature provide tools for organizing and documenting personal information. They do not constitute legal advice and do not create a lawyer-client relationship. Blockchain verification provides cryptographic proof of document integrity — it does not guarantee legal admissibility in any jurisdiction. Always consult a licensed Canadian family lawyer before making legal decisions or relying on AI-generated documentation in court proceedings. CHIA is a registered trademark of Chia Network Inc. Used with permission.

Your story deserves to be heard. In court.

The voice affidavit builder is live in New Brunswick, with more provinces on the way. The full multimodal story-capture suite is coming too.