Every week, Watch reviews every document in your enrolled matters. Nothing is skimmed.
Watch compares.
Watch checks what changed against everything it saw before. New parties, new documents, shifted timelines — all flagged.
Watch tells you.
Monday morning, your digest arrives. What changed, which matters moved, and where Counsel review may be worth considering.
A weekly digest, not a dashboard to check.
Watch sends one email. It arrives Monday morning with a summary of every matter Binder reviewed that week — what surfaced, what shifted, and what held together without change.
When a finding may warrant Counsel review, Watch says so. Solicitor-client privilege attaches from the first referral.
Subscriptions stack. Capacity beyond 75 matters is available by stacking Watch Pro. Overage analysis available per run.
Binder members only. Watch requires an active Binder membership. See Binder plans →
Watch surfaces. It doesn't advise.
Every finding in your Watch digest is an observation — a question worth considering, not a legal conclusion. Watch identifies what changed and flags where attention may be warranted. It does not tell you what to do about it.
Counsel is one click away. A licensed lawyer researches your matter and provides defensible information to help you act on what Watch found. Solicitor-client privilege attaches from the first referral. Watch and Counsel are designed to work together — Watch finds the issues, Counsel addresses them.
Analysis from Advocate. Not legal advice.
FAQs
Questions about Watch.
No. Watch reviews what you've added and surfaces changes — it reads your records so you don't miss things between visits. You remain in control of your matters.
Watch compares each week's analysis against a snapshot of the prior run. Documents added since the last run, new parties appearing in correspondence, unanswered items that have aged — all are tracked per matter.
You get a quiet digest. "Watch reviewed your matters this week. Your records held together." No noise. Silence is signal too.
Yes. Watch Pro subscriptions stack. Two Watch Pro subscriptions cover 150 matters, three cover 225, and so on. Contact us if you're managing a large portfolio.
Stop finding out late.
Watch reviews your matters every week. Monday morning you know where things stand.