Chat invents the win
Paste a matter into a chatbot. Get back headings, pinpoints, a tone that sounds like counsel. Half the authorities do not exist. They are formatted as if they do.
DemonGuide
A hallucinated cite is a career event. Stop chatting with an AI lawyer.
Frontier models will write you a beautiful brief with cases that were never decided. Opposing counsel will find that out. The court will too. DemonGuide is not a chat. You read the gate first — every paper the filing actually needs — then a four-pass machine writes, cite-checks, and binds. It will not file a ghost.
The problem
You do not have a drafting problem. You have a citation problem.
Frontier models eat your file
Your exhibits, your client, your theory — sitting in a lab that trains the next version. That is not a privilege log. That is a leak with a terms-of-service.
You still have to file
A draft that cannot survive a cite-check is not a draft. It is a liability. Someone has to walk a path that kills dead law before anyone agrees it sounded real.
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Matter
Court, parties, facts, exhibits. Structured fields — not a blob of chat.
G
Gate
Looks up this court × this job. Every paper that is not a court PDF and not an exhibit. Free.
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Draft
Prepaid the moment the writer starts. Every paper in the set. Holes dropped, not smoothed.
B·C
Ward
Two checkers who cannot write. Hold, Stretch, or Kill. They never rewrite the brief.
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Bindery
Fetches this court’s rules. A stamp prints the PDF. Not a chatbot.
The papers
This is the formatted filing.
Pro se dies on the caption as often as the argument. D fetches this court's current rules and extracts the spec — paper type, caption, typeface, spacing, line numbers. Numbered pleading paper when this court requires it, including California, Arizona, Nevada, Oregon, and any other court whose rules say so. A stamp prints PDF and Word from that spec. Not a chatbot. Switch courts.
Pleading paper. Line numbers 1–28. Boxed state caption. Times 12, 1.5 spacing. CRC, not a federal template.
pleading paper · state box · Times New Roman 12pt · 1.5 line · left · line numbers · left rule · certificate of service
Letter page, 8½ × 11. This screen shrinks it to fit. If the type is too small, download the sample — PDF is what e-file takes. Sample caption. Counsel on the caption is identification, not a signature. Never labeled ready to file.
What we actually run
Proprietary models. No frontier. No training on your data.
- A proprietary collection of custom-trained LLMs. Not a public frontier model. Not a chat window with a gavel emoji.
- We do not train on your files, your facts, or your brief. Your matter is not a fine-tune.
- Dead cites die at the corpus gate — a reporter lookup, not a model — before the checkers ever see them.
- Ambition runs from public defender to Saul Goodman. Outlandish arguments that still have a legal hook. Stretch is labeled. Kill still kills.
- You approve the formatted copy. Then the reference files are wiped. This account keeps the brief. That is all it keeps.
Pricing
One credit. One path. One brief.
One credit is taken when the writer starts — not at the gate, not on revisions. The sample walkthrough is free. Approve the formatted copy. We wipe the record. You keep what you will file.
What a draft is
One filing set. One draft.
Notice, motion, declaration, MPA, proof of service — if they are papers of a single filing, they count as one draft. Not five.
Exhibits and exhibit packages are not drafts and are not charged. They are the record.
Appeals and writs often have to travel with an appendix. Upload the papers that will go in that packet now. The brief uses placeholder page and line numbers. When the compiled packet exists, one mechanical pass fills the blanks from the packet — no extra credit, no legal analysis.
Single draft
$69
1 draft · One path. One brief.
For the matter you cannot afford to hallucinate.
- Prepaid at writer start · revisions included
- Multi-part set = one draft · exhibit packets free
- Brief stored. References wiped on approval
Ten drafts
$420
10 drafts · $42 a brief
A working docket. Enough for a month of real filings.
- Prepaid at writer start · revisions included
- Multi-part set = one draft · exhibit packets free
- Brief stored. References wiped on approval
Eighteen drafts
$690
18 drafts · $38 a brief
The better rate. Eighteen paths for the shop that does not stop at ten.
- Prepaid at writer start · revisions included
- Multi-part set = one draft · exhibit packets free
- Brief stored. References wiped on approval
Enterprise — beyond eighteen
Bulk packages for shops that do not stop at 18.
Ask it straight
What this is. What it is not.
- Is a DemonGuide brief ready to file?
- No. It is a source-checked draft compiled to this court's spec. You file. You own it. Guide never stamps a packet ready to file, never chats as counsel, and never signs a certification.
- What does one draft credit cover?
- One filing set. Notice, motion, declaration, memorandum, proof of service — papers of a single filing count as one draft. Exhibits and exhibit packages are not charged. Revisions on a paid matter are included.
- Do you train on my files?
- No. Proprietary custom-trained models, not a public frontier model. After you approve the formatted copy, reference files are wiped. This account keeps the brief.
- Is this a substitute for a lawyer?
- No. DemonGuide is a drafting machine with a human on the path. It does not give legal advice, appear as counsel, or file anything.
Source-checked draft, compiled to this court's spec. You file. You own it. Guide never stamps a packet ready to file, never chats as counsel, and never signs a certification. Proprietary models. No training on your files. After you approve the formatted copy, reference files are wiped; the brief stays.