BETA · CORPUS EXPANDING GavelSight indexes 432,897 federal opinions across 2,892 judges (through 2019). Modern reporters and structured disposition data are still being ingested — empty analytics surfaces mean we don't have that data yet, never that we're hiding it. Coverage status →
Judge intelligence for litigators

Know the judge before the other side does.

Every legal AI can summarize the law. GavelSight is built for the question that decides cases: how does this judge actually rule? Searchable federal judge profiles, an opinion-grounded research chat that answers in plain English with citations to the judge's real rulings, and AI Research tools — research memos, an authority finder, and a cite-checker that flags any citation not found in the corpus. Answers cite the opinions they rely on, and our live coverage status page shows exactly what is indexed right now.

Paid from day one — no freemium, no trials. The price is on the page: no sales call, no demo gauntlet, no lock-in.

What You Get

  • Federal judges — searchable by name, court, circuit
  • Judge Chat — grounded answers, cited to real opinions
  • AI Research — research memos, authority finder & a cite-checker that flags citations not found in the corpus
  • PDF exports — attorney-ready handoffs

Built for Litigators

  • Paid from day one — no freemium, no trials
  • Transparent pricing — public, not behind a sales call
  • Month to month, cancel anytime — or pay annual and get ~2 months free
  • Sign up and subscribe from this page — no demo, no procurement cycle
How it works

Ask in plain English. Get grounded answers with citations.

Every answer is generated against GavelSight's federal opinion corpus and cites the opinions it relies on. Coverage is published openly rather than asserted.

Coverage note: GavelSight's federal opinion corpus is actively growing. The live coverage status shows exactly what's indexed right now.
1. Search

Find judges by district, circuit, and case type

Move beyond name-only lookup. Search federal judges by the court, circuit, and matter type that actually matters to strategy.

2. Ask

Ask in plain English, get answers cited to real opinions

Judge Chat answers from the judge's indexed rulings and links the citations it relies on. Any citation we can't match to the corpus is flagged as unverified, and if the corpus doesn't cover it, we say so.

3. Export

Hand a polished PDF to the partner or the client

Research answers and reports are saved to account history and exportable for real law-firm workflows.

What is live today

  • Paid onboarding and account system
  • Subscription gating for judge intelligence workflows
  • Federal judge search, profile, opinion search, and report history flows
  • Judge Chat — opinion-grounded answers with citations to the real rulings
  • Live coverage status — exactly what's in the corpus, never a black box
  • Federal opinion sync and freshness surfaces

Where the data comes from

Answers are grounded in primary federal-court records — published opinions from official government sources, not commercial aggregators. Our corpus is still expanding: if an analytics surface is empty, it means we don't have that data yet, not that we're hiding it. The live coverage status shows exactly what's indexed right now.