Early Access Program — Now Open
When a lawyer receives a 90GB phone extraction, the first question isn't "what does it prove?" — it's "what is in this dataset?"
Understand forensic evidence before you call the expert
Lawyers now receive device extractions, message exports, and digital evidence long before any expert is engaged. LexHound converts that data into a structured Evidence Overview and shareable Evidence Brief — so you understand what you have before you make any decisions.
FOR LAWYERS
LexHound converts forensic datasets into a structured Evidence Overview and shareable Evidence Brief — so you understand what you have before making decisions.
FOR FORENSIC EXAMINERS
LexHound eliminates hours of manual orientation work, letting you focus on expert analysis rather than data triage. A repeatable, defensible starting point for every matter.
Built by a forensic examiner with 30+ years experience and former Global CISO of King & Wood Mallesons.
Digital evidence workflows are missing a step.
Most forensic workflows move directly from acquisition to review. But in practice, something always happens in the middle — someone has to figure out what the data actually contains. LexHound fills that gap.
Evidence Overview
LexHound provides a repeatable, defensible way to orient forensic datasets — preserving evidence integrity while converting technical data into formats legal teams can actually use.
A real example of the problem
- Real Scenario
"A lawyer receives a 91GB UFDR extraction. The issue in dispute concerns Snapchat messages."
Before engaging an expert, the lawyer needs to know:
- Does the extraction actually contain Snapchat artefacts?
- What time period does the data cover?
- Which accounts appear in the evidence?
- Are messages present, or only metadata?
Without a tool like LexHound, answering those questions requires manual exploration or immediate expert engagement — at expert rates — for what is essentially an orientation task. LexHound answers them in minutes.
Three outputs. Immediate value.
LexHound doesn't ask you to navigate software. It produces documents. The software is how they get made.
Output 01
Evidence Overview
The first screen after opening any dataset. Purely descriptive, forensic-safe, non-interpretive. Answers: what is in this dataset?
Dataset size · device · date range · messaging platforms and record counts · key contacts by volume · media counts · location data presence · deleted artefacts detected. No inference. No claims about meaning. A table of contents for the evidence.
Output 02
Narrative Engine
Answers: what appears to have happened? Performs the structured analytical grunt work — timeline construction, pattern identification, communication sequencing, draft narrative — getting an examiner from 10% to 90% of a finished report.
The examiner reviews, refines, and finalises. Expert opinion and authority are unchanged. All output carries a clear disclaimer: patterns detected in dataset, not forensic opinion.
Output 03
Evidence Brief
A one-page, plain-language summary a partner can read in thirty seconds and immediately circulate to counsel, client, and expert. Not a forensic report. Not raw data. A structured briefing in lawyer language.
Matter details · evidence summary · key observations · limitations · suggested next steps. The limitations section explicitly flags when a dataset may not be the right evidence source.
LexHound is not another tool.
It's the step you were always going to take — done better, faster, and shareable.
It doesn't ask lawyers to change how they work, adopt a new process, or sit through onboarding. Evidence arrives. Someone needs to understand it. LexHound makes that moment faster, cleaner, and shareable in thirty seconds. The software is invisible. The value is immediate.
Built by an investigator who presents evidence in court
LexHound wasn't built by a software company trying to learn forensics. It was built by a forensic examiner and former global law firm CISO who got tired of explaining to litigation partners why forensic exports weren't in a format anyone could actually review.
Every design decision — from keyword search with KWIC context to Relativity-compatible export — comes from real court-facing engagements, not product roadmap speculation.
30+
Years Experience
KWM
Former CISO
20+
Parsers
NSW
Licensed
From backup file to courtroom
LexHound fits into existing forensic workflows — it doesn't replace your extraction tools, it makes their output useful for lawyers.
Acquire
iPhone backup from Cellebrite, GrayKey, iTunes, or Finder. Encrypted or unencrypted. LexHound can create an encrypted backup directly from a connected device.
Evidence Overview
LexHound generates an Evidence Overview immediately. You know what platforms are present, what date range is covered, what key contacts exist — before any expert engagement.
Review
Search the dataset. Surface what's relevant. Map the timeline. Produce a draft narrative ready for expert review.
Export
Generate the Evidence Brief for circulation. Export to CSV, HTML, PDF, or Relativity. Chain of custody documented throughout.
Get early access to LexHound
We're accepting a limited number of early access users from forensic practices, law firms, and litigation support teams. Early access includes priority onboarding and the opportunity to help shape upcoming capabilities.
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