A pile of documents is not a case.
Your family. Your money. Your business. Too much is at stake for the facts to stay scattered.
The texts are in one place. The screenshots are somewhere else. The financial records are in another folder. You know what happened. Now you need others to see it.
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One private workspace. Your documents are never used to train AI models.
Buried in that scattered information are patterns. Contradictions. Connections that can strengthen your position.
Too much information becomes noise. The power comes from distilling it into a clear, supported narrative. Patterns backed by records build proof. Proof presented clearly becomes persuasive.
SLAY AI helps you connect the facts, uncover the patterns, and turn overwhelming information into strategic legal leverage in one private workspace, built on Rebecca Zung’s 25 years of high-conflict trial-law experience.
Take control of the narrative. Make the facts clear. Put your information to work.
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From scattered information to strategic legal leverage.
SLAY AI brings your documents, messages, and incident records into one private AI workspace.
Uncover patterns and contradictions buried across your records. Distill what matters into timelines, summaries, and a clear, supported narrative. Identify missing information and prepare focused questions for your attorney, negotiation, mediation, or hearing.
Take control of the narrative. Make your position clear. Protect what matters.
How much is scattered information costing you?
In complex high-conflict matters, organizing and reviewing substantial discovery can take an estimated 50–100 billable hours. At attorney rates of $300–$1,000 an hour, that represents $15,000–$100,000 in legal work.
Illustrative management estimate for significant discovery in complex matters. Actual costs and savings vary. Attorney review remains necessary.
SLAY AI helps you organize the raw material, connect relevant information, and prepare clearer records before attorney review.
Spend more of your legal budget on strategy and moving your matter forward.
| Work that consumes time | How SLAY AI helps |
|---|---|
| Sorting scattered records | Bring information into one workspace |
| Reconstructing dates and events | Generate timelines for review |
| Searching for inconsistent statements | Surface potential contradictions |
| Explaining the entire history | Prepare summaries and attorney agendas |
| Discovering missing information late | Identify gaps to address during preparation |
A trial lawyer’s framework for getting prepared.
The CASE Leverage Method guides how you capture information, analyze what it shows, structure the record, and prepare to act.
Capture
Bring your documents, messages, records, and incidents into one private workspace.
Analyze
Uncover patterns, potential contradictions, missing information, and connections buried across your records.
Structure
Distill the information into a clear narrative supported by records, timelines, summaries, and reports you can review.
Execute
Use reviewed materials to prepare for attorney meetings, negotiations, mediation, or court.
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Help them see what you have been trying to explain.
“They keep changing the schedule” describes the problem.
A dated timeline showing each change, the notice given, and the supporting messages gives someone specific facts to review.
SLAY AI helps you connect individual incidents into a documented pattern and distill that pattern into a clear narrative. Bring your attorney the relevant facts, prepare focused questions, and make the connections easier to see.
That is the difference between “they’re always changing the plan” and a pattern someone else can review, understand, and check.
From scattered records to preparation you can use.
Dates, events and the records behind them.
The connections, laid out for review.
Pattern
Schedule changed 9 times since Feb 12, 6 of them with less than a day’s notice.
Potential contradiction
Text, Apr 20: “I have never changed the schedule last minute.”
App message, Mar 3: “Moving pickup to Sunday.”
What to discuss next, in order.
- The schedule pattern since February: 9 changes, 6 on short notice.
- The Apr 20 statement and the Mar 3 message it conflicts with.
- Missing: school pickup records for March.
- Question: how should we raise the pattern at mediation?
Illustrative examples. Review every output against your own records before you use it.
Ask your records a question. Draft a calmer reply.
Illustrative example. Check every answer against your records.
You type what you want to say. SLAY AI drafts a calmer version for you to review.
What you wanted to send:
Draft for your review:
Illustrative example. You decide what to send.
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What changes when your information is organized.
“Today in court my attorney said the timeline that I gave him helped tremendously… the judge is seeing what I am trying to express. It looked very bleak until I started to gather my information and having slay AI put it together!”
Sheila C., going through a high-conflict divorce“I truly appreciate how the system reinforces patience. By asking for verification of dates and times repeatedly, it ensures everything is legitimate. These are exactly the types of questions I expect to face from opposing counsel or a judge.”
Anthony G., preparing for a legal case“Slay AI has been so validating and empowering tool for me. The help with correspondence has saved me SO MUCH MONEY!”
Emily W., SLAY AI user“SLAY AI was invaluable. It showed me how to organize, gave me legal verbiage even encouraged me when I was DONE and Fed Up… It didn’t give up on me and wouldn’t let me give up on myself.”
Lianne L., pro se, with a little attorney advice“I just can’t stop working on Slay AI. I never thought logging evidence could be so much fun. I have almost 100 incidents logged!”
Julianne H., SLAY AI userThese are individual experiences. Results vary, and no outcome is guaranteed.
Built from 25 years of high-conflict trial experience.
Created by Rebecca Zung, The Leverage Lawyer, a 25-year trial attorney specializing in high-conflict litigation, recognized by U.S. News as one of the Best Lawyers in America, and USA Today bestselling author.
Rebecca created SLAY AI to bring her approach to organizing facts, identifying contradictions, and preparing a strategic position into a private workspace people can use on their own information.
A private workspace for information that matters.
Keep your documents, incidents, and preparation materials together in a workspace designed for your matter.
Choose what you share and with whom, using the available access controls.
- SLAY AI is a private, closed platform, not an open AI chatbot.
- Your documents are never used to train AI models, and the AI providers we use are bound by contract not to train on them.
- Encrypted in transit and at rest.
- Delete any time: content is removed within 30 days of a deletion request. After you cancel, your content is kept for up to six months.
Bring one real problem. See what changes in seven days.
Start with the records tied to your next attorney meeting, difficult conversation, mediation, or hearing.
Upload the relevant documents and log what happened. Generate a timeline or summary. Review the results against your records. Prepare the questions you need answered.
You do not need your entire history organized to begin. Start with what matters next.
Large histories can take time to process, so bring the rest in over your first few days.
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Put SLAY AI to work on the information that matters to your situation.
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Questions people ask first.
Can SLAY AI save me money on legal fees?
SLAY AI helps you prepare organized records, summaries, and questions before professional review. That can reduce avoidable sorting and repetition. Actual savings depend on your matter, your attorney’s billing, and how you use the platform.
I already have an attorney. How does SLAY AI fit?
Bring your attorney organized records, a timeline, and focused questions, so your paid time goes to strategy instead of sorting. SLAY AI does not replace your attorney, and using it does not create an attorney-client relationship with Rebecca Zung or anyone at SLAY AI.
How is SLAY AI different from a general AI tool?
SLAY AI combines a dedicated workspace for your matter with workflows informed by Rebecca Zung’s high-conflict litigation frameworks. It helps you move from scattered information to reviewed preparation materials.
Is my information private?
Yes. SLAY AI is a private, closed platform. Your documents are encrypted in transit and at rest, never used to train AI models, and you choose what to share and with whom.
Does SLAY AI protect attorney-client privilege?
No. Private is not the same as privileged. Using SLAY AI does not by itself create attorney-client privilege, and a court decides what protections apply. Ask your attorney what to upload.
What can I upload?
PDFs, Word documents, screenshots and photos, and folders from Google Drive and Dropbox. Large histories can take time to process, so start with what matters next.
How do I get started?
Choose your plan on the signup page and start your seven-day free trial. Then bring the records tied to your next attorney meeting, conversation, mediation, or hearing, and generate your first timeline or summary.
Is SLAY AI only for divorce and custody?
No. People use it for custody and co-parenting, protective orders, estates and inheritance, workplace complaints, and business disputes. If your matter runs on documents and messages, it can help.
How do plans and billing work?
Choose your plan on the signup page. You will see its features, price, billing options, and when your first charge will occur before you activate your seven-day free trial.
How do I cancel?
You can cancel at any time in the app, where your subscription is managed. The signup page shows the cancellation terms before you start your trial.
What happens to my content if I cancel or delete it?
After you cancel, your content is kept for up to six months, so you can come back to it. If you ask us to delete it, it is removed within 30 days.
Can I use what SLAY AI prepares in court?
SLAY AI supports preparation and organization. It does not replace your attorney or guarantee a result. Review dates, quotations, and supporting records before using an output; your attorney can advise on presenting it.
Is this legal advice?
No. SLAY AI is an informational and organizational tool. It is not a law firm, does not give legal advice, does not file anything for you, and does not promise an outcome. You decide what to send and what to file.
Put your information to work this week.
Your family, money, business, and future deserve clear preparation. Bring the records you already have. Uncover the patterns. Distill what matters. Take control of the narrative and prepare your next conversation.
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Important notice. SLAY AI™ is an informational and organizational tool only and does not provide legal, medical, or mental health advice. Use of this platform does not create an attorney-client or professional relationship. Any actions taken based on information generated by SLAY AI™ are solely the responsibility of the user. For advice specific to your situation, consult a qualified professional. SLAY AI is not an emergency service. If you are in immediate danger, contact local emergency services.