Trust
Why law firms trust CiteSafe
Firms do not need another generator. They need an independent gate after the draft - statuses, lineage, and Confidential Mode that does not pretend to be counsel.
Independence, not self-grading
Generators write. Suites research. Neither should be the sole auditor of their own citations. CiteSafe sits after any model or human draft and returns Verified / Needs Review / Could Not Verify with named layers.
- Model-agnostic - works after Harvey, GPT, Claude, Word, or a junior’s memo
- No “hallucination-free” marketing - honest risk labels
- Exportable report hash and source lineage for partner review
Confidential Mode is the default
Confidential Mode is a core product feature, not a settings footnote. Cite-only by default: citations are extracted in the browser; client narrative does not leave unless counsel deliberately arms Full document.
Software does not create attorney-client privilege. It reduces disclosure surface so lawyers can stay closer to existing duties. Security architecture →
Named sources, not a black box
Every status is backed by named layers: fabrication heuristics, authority corpus, CourtListener, CAP, GovInfo when configured. Methodology is public.
What trust is not
- Not KeyCite or Shepard’s treatment history
- Not legal advice or an attorney-client relationship
- Not SOC 2 Type II until independently audited (path is public, not faked)
- Not a substitute for counsel reading the authority
Ready to verify a draft?
Free beta · 3 checks/mo · Confidential Mode on by default.