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Stop Watching Bodycam at 1x Speed. Review Discovery the Way Defenders Actually Work.

Evidence Copilot turns your discovery dump — bodycam, jail calls, 911 audio, police reports — into timestamped, citable transcripts with an AI evidence agent that answers questions down to the exact second of video.

The Discovery Pile Is Winning

  • Digital discovery is in nearly every case — and it arrives as an unindexed dump — Digital evidence is a factor in about 90% of criminal cases, and the Bureau of Justice Assistance estimates video appears in about 80% of them. Yet the discovery dump still lands as hundreds of unstructured files — body-worn camera footage, dash cam video, 911 audio, jail calls, scanned police reports — with no transcripts, no index, and filenames like X13qrt9__x3455.mp4. Before you can read a report against the footage, someone has to scrub every file by hand.
  • Workload standards are a fantasy — discovery review is the first thing that slips — Public defenders work roughly 3 times too many cases per the National Public Defense Workload Study — far above the NAC caseload standards. As workloads rise, time spent across all defense tasks drops by 18%, with discovery review falling 12–26%. The Sixth Amendment right to counsel means effective review, not a skim — but when caseloads triple, the bodycam gets a fast-forward pass instead of a frame-by-frame one.
  • Manual review eats the hours you need for suppression and cross — A murder case averages 248 hours of attorney time; a life-without-parole felony averages 286. Every hour spent scrubbing unindexed body cam footage is an hour not spent on the motion to suppress, the Miranda timeline, or cross-exam prep. Manual review of hours of body-worn camera footage consumes exactly the strategy time the case turns on.

Why Criminal Defense Attorneys <span class="gradient">Choose Evidence Copilot</span>

  • Find the impeachment moment in minutes — Find the impeachment moment in minutes, not scrubbing sessions. Full-text search runs across every transcript and document in the case — police report text, OCR'd scans, diarized bodycam transcripts with word-level timestamps. Ask where the officer's account of the stop diverges from the footage, and the agent reads transcript windows, grabs video frames, and extracts clips — with a citation that seeks the exact second of video or page of the PDF. Auto-signals flag candidate inconsistencies (report vs bodycam, statement vs jail call) on ingest, before anyone thinks to ask.
  • Defense-only by design — Defense-only by design, with chain of custody you can defend. Built for defenders, law clerks, investigators, and PD offices — not police or prosecutors. Upload bodycam, interrogation footage, 911 audio, jail calls, and scanned reports; originals stay immutable while redactions produce new derived files, frame-accurate for video and word-precise for audio. Every action is audited, and every AI output is marked AI-generated and pending human review — the tool drafts, the attorney decides.
  • Published pricing, no sales wall — Published pricing with no sales wall: Solo at $39/user/mo with 15 media-processing hours, Firm at $99/user/mo with 60 hours and a priority queue, PD Office at $750/attorney/yr with 100 hours. Every plan includes the full workspace — transcription, OCR, the evidence agent, redaction, playbooks — no feature tiers. Overage is metered and hard-capped at 3x included hours, so a discovery dump from a multi-defendant case can't runaway-bill you.

What's included

  • Transcription with speaker diarization and word-level timestamps, so a bodycam transcript is searchable and citable to the exact second — one-click speaker renaming propagates across every segment.
  • OCR turns scanned police reports and photo evidence into searchable, citable text, with bounding boxes kept for redaction.
  • The AI evidence agent answers questions with clickable citations, extracts clips, grabs frames, writes notes and timeline events, and emails transcript excerpts.
  • Auto-signals compare every new file against earlier evidence in the case and surface candidate inconsistencies as unreviewed review signals.
  • Agent playbooks — Suppression Motion Prep, Miranda Timeline, Exhibit List Builder — draft grounded outlines with both sides quoted and cited.
  • Manual frame-accurate video, audio, image, and PDF redaction; AI-suggested regions file as suggestion cards marked 'AI-suggested — needs review' and nothing is ever auto-applied.

Quick wins

  • Use the Miranda Timeline playbook to build a chronological custodial-interrogation timeline from interrogation footage and reports — every event tied to a cited source moment.
  • Link bodycam, dashcam, and interview-room footage to a single master clock with multi-camera sync — synced playback and interleaved transcripts, with auto-sync proposals reported with match evidence and never auto-applied.

How it works

  1. Dump your discovery in — Upload video, audio, images, and PDFs up to 2 GB per file — or forward everything to your per-case inbound email address and let two-way email intake do the work.
  2. Get transcripts, OCR text, and signals — Deepgram Nova transcription with speaker diarization, OCR'd document text, and auto-signals surfacing candidate inconsistencies between the report and the bodycam.
  3. Prep with cited answers — Ask the agent questions, draft cross-exam and suppression outlines with both sides quoted, sync multi-camera footage to a master clock, and export an exhibit pack with a MANIFEST.md citation index.

How Evidence Copilot <span class="gradient">Grounds Every Answer</span> in the Exact Source Moment

  • Timestamped diarized transcripts with word-level timestamps — one-click speaker renaming propagates across every segment
  • AI evidence agent with citations that seek the exact video moment, plus auto-signals flagging report-vs-bodycam inconsistencies on ingest
  • Agent playbooks: Suppression Motion Prep, Miranda Timeline, and Exhibit List Builder — every question tied to a quoted source

Why we're different

  • Every AI answer cites the exact second of video or page of PDF
  • Defense-only by design — never sold to police or prosecutors
  • Auto-signals surface report-vs-bodycam inconsistencies before you ask
  • Frame-accurate redaction; originals immutable, every action audited
  • Multi-camera sync from word-timing correlation, with match evidence shown
  • MCP integration — query cases from Claude Desktop, read-only and audited
  • Published pricing with no feature tiers and a hard cap on overage billing
  • Cross-exam drafts suggest questions only — no credibility conclusions, ever

Published pricing, no sales wall: every plan includes the full workspace, and every AI answer cites the exact source moment it came from — always marked for human review.

What clients say

The auto-signals caught a line in the police report that didn't match the bodycam audio before I'd even finished my first pass. The citation took me to the exact second, and I had the clip extracted for the suppression hearing the same morning.

— Marcus Delgado

We forward discovery straight to the case email address and everything just lands — diarized transcripts, OCR on the scanned reports, inconsistency signals. My clerks stopped building spreadsheets to track files and started actually reviewing evidence.

— Priya Raman

The Suppression Motion Prep playbook quoted both sides with citations I could check in one click — consent, search scope, stop duration, Miranda. It drafts questions, not conclusions. That's the line I needed it to hold.

— Dana Whitfield

Frequently asked questions

How do you review 40 hours of bodycam footage without watching all of it?

Upload the files and Evidence Copilot generates diarized transcripts with word-level timestamps, then auto-signals compare each new file against earlier evidence and surface candidate inconsistencies. You search and ask questions instead of scrubbing, and every answer cites the exact second of video so you can verify it in one click.

Can it handle jail calls and 911 audio, not just video?

Yes. Audio files like jail calls and 911 recordings are transcribed with speaker diarization and word-level timestamps just like video. The agent reads transcript windows and answers questions with citations into the exact spoken moment.

Is the AI making legal conclusions about my case?

No. Every AI output is marked AI-generated and pending human review, and the product never makes legal conclusions. Cross-exam drafts suggest questions only, each tied to a quoted source, with no credibility conclusions — saved as attorney-review notes for you to accept, edit, or reject.

How long does it take to get a new case set up and discovery ingested?

Minutes. Create a case, upload files up to 2 GB each, or email everything to your per-case inbound address — [email protected] creates a new case from the subject line and ingests every attachment. Transcription and OCR run automatically, and the case brief is one click away once processing completes.

How does this compare to using Whisper and NotebookLM or tools like JusticeText?

The free DIY stack breaks at case scale: no diarization QC, no citations, no redaction, no audit trail. JusticeText runs about $1,200/attorney/yr and is transcription-focused; the Evidence Copilot PD tier is $750/attorney/yr and includes the full grounded workspace — signals, playbooks, redaction, multi-camera sync, and exports — with no feature tiers.

Book a 20-minute walkthrough at evidencecopilot.com/book — or start on the Solo plan at $39/user/mo at evidencecopilot.com/signup.

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