Casefleet

Introduction

Casefleet is an Atlanta-based case management and fact-chronology platform built specifically for litigators, founded in 2015 by Jeff Kerr and Gregory Curtis. Rather than legal research or contract review, its core is organizing case facts, documents, and timelines with source citations so litigation teams can build a defensible chronology of a case. The company is self-funded, with no outside venture investment, and has grown to roughly 5 employees. Since 2025 it has layered a suite of AI features onto that foundation: Document Intelligence for summarization and entity extraction (April 2025), Suggested Facts for AI-drafted fact proposals (June 2025), fully agentic fact extraction that builds a chronology unattended (June 2026), interactive real-time document tagging (July 2026), and Casey, a conversational AI assistant that answers questions, proposes facts, and drafts documents grounded in the case's own materials (August 2026).

Legal Research

Casefleet is not a legal research tool in the traditional sense. Casey, its AI assistant, answers natural-language questions with citations, but only against the case's own uploaded documents and depositions — it does not search case law, statutes, or other external legal sources.

Contract Analysis

Contract analysis is not Casefleet's focus. Its Document Intelligence feature can summarize and extract entities from any uploaded document, including a contract, but the platform has no clause-level review, risk-flagging, or obligation-tracking built for contract work the way dedicated contract-AI products do.

Document Drafting

This is one of Casefleet's more developed AI capabilities. Casey can draft documents — correspondence, chronologies, litigation-ready reports — grounded in the facts and citations already organized in the case, and its citation engine is designed to reject any citation that doesn't match the underlying document text. Drafting is scoped to case-derived materials rather than general contract or pleading drafting from a blank page.

Legal Translation

Casefleet does not offer a dedicated legal translation feature.

Predictive Analytics

Casefleet does not forecast case outcomes or settlement value. Its focus is organizing and surfacing the facts a litigation team already has — fact chronologies, timelines, and case outlines — rather than predictive modeling.

Pricing

Casefleet publishes three tiers: Starter at $30 per user per month (core case management, capped at 20 documents per case), Advanced AI at $140 per user per month (unlimited documents plus Casey, Document Intelligence, and premium support), and custom Enterprise pricing for teams of 20 or more with SSO and dedicated account management. A 14-day free trial requires no credit card. Beyond generous included allowances, usage-based overage fees apply for OCR, media transcription, document intelligence processing, and AI credits, and annual billing saves 22% versus monthly.

User Reviews and Ratings

Casefleet holds 4.6 out of 5 on Capterra across 22 reviews and 4.5 out of 5 on G2 from a small sample of 2 reviews. Reviewers highlight its fact-chronology and document-review workflow as a genuine time-saver for litigation teams, consistent with its decade of focus on that specific niche rather than broader legal-AI functionality.

Verdict

Casefleet is a mature, self-funded, decade-old tool for litigators who need to organize case facts, documents, and timelines into a defensible chronology, now with a genuinely useful layer of AI assistance (Casey) for fact proposals and grounded drafting. It is a poor fit for firms looking for case-law research, contract review, or outcome prediction, since none of those are within its scope — its value is specifically in fact and document management for active litigation.