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Sudex
Court books built and checked on your own computer
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Court books built and checked on your own computer
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Putting a court book together by hand eats whole evenings. Sudex builds one from a folder of documents: cover, index, dividers, page numbers and links. Then it opens the finished PDF and checks every page, bookmark and link. Late document? It goes in as 45A and nobody's references move. Word files, emails, spreadsheets and photos become PDFs on the way in, and there are templates for 60+ courts worldwide. It runs offline on your own Windows PC, so nothing gets uploaded. Free for 30 days.
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Hey Product Hunt.
I spent more than ten years in eDiscovery and litigation support, and a silly amount of that time went into building court books by hand. Save every document as a PDF, type the index, stamp the page numbers, then click through every link to check it opens the right page. Then a late document turns up and you do half of it again.
So I built Sudex. You drop in a folder and it builds the whole bundle, then opens the finished PDF and checks every page number, bookmark and link before you see it. It runs on your own Windows computer and nothing gets uploaded, which matters when the documents are someone's legal matter.
It's early days and I'd love your feedback:
- If you work in litigation, what's the most painful part of preparing a bundle where you are?
- Which courts should I add templates for next?
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