Everything after the trial court.

One workspace, two tools built for Maryland appeals: assemble the record extract to the rules, and research the case law — search, highlight, cite, ask, and chat. Pick where to start.

Built for Maryland appellate practice · your documents never leave your control

Record extracts

Court-ready extracts, cited into your brief.

Merge the record, stamp filing dates, paginate, and generate the front matter — then push the extract cites back into your brief.

Continuous “E.” pagination and volume packing to Md. Rule 8-503
Generated cover and clickable table of contents
Filing-date stamps and the brief cites that reference them

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Case research

The Maryland case-law workspace,
where every cite checks out.

Search 45,000 opinions by meaning, read with highlights and notes, and get answers grounded in the case law.

Natural-language and citation search across the Maryland corpus
Highlights, notes, and projects — organized per matter
Citator, cited answers, and “chat with any case”

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Security & privacy

Built for privileged material.

A record extract is client work product, often sealed. RecordCite is designed so it never holds on to your documents — and so one firm can never reach another's data.

Processed, then deleted

Documents are uploaded over an encrypted connection, processed on demand, and deleted automatically after a short window — or the moment your extract is built. Only the extract's structure — the order, tagging, and page ranges — is retained; the pages themselves are not, and nothing is ever used to train anything. Reopen a matter later and just re-add the files — each re-links to your saved order, tagging, and stamps by content fingerprint, so nothing is re-done.

Every firm walled off

Each firm's matters, settings, and files are fully isolated from every other firm's. One client can never see — or reach — another's work.

Encrypted and access-controlled

Passwords and any saved keys are encrypted at rest with industry-standard cryptography, and sign-up can be closed during a private rollout so only people you invite get in.