One Maryland appellate workspace: assemble court-ready record extracts — paginated, stamped, with a cover and linked table of contents — then cite them back into your brief and research the case law without leaving the matter.
Drop in the pleadings, transcripts, and exhibits. RecordCite paginates the whole record with an E. prefix, stamps every page, adds each document's filing-date header, builds the cover and a linked table of contents, and splits the volumes at Maryland's 300-page cap — never breaking a document across a volume.
Consecutive “E.” pages across every volume, in the corner you choose, on hundreds of pages at once.
Group by pleadings, motions, orders, transcripts, exhibits — and break each transcript into its direct, cross, and redirect examinations, all linked (Rule 8-501(h)).
Splits at the 300-page cap and keeps each document intact — a volume closes early rather than cut a transcript in half.
Each document carries “Filed: <date>” per Rule 8-501(i); its position and the page-number position are yours to set.
Rotated / sideways scans are stamped correctly, and the whole extract can be OCR’d fully searchable.
A built-in checklist verifies TOC, filing headers, and the volume cap before you file.
Drop your PDFs in and drag them into order. RecordCite lays out the whole record live — a color-coded page map, sections, automatic volume splits, and every E-page range computed as you go, with a compliance check against Md. Rules 8-501/502/503.
Point RecordCite at your draft. It converts trial shorthand into extract cites, verifies every case citation against the Maryland corpus, and builds a Rule 8-503 Table of Authorities. Your brief is uploaded over an encrypted connection, checked, then deleted automatically — only the citations, never your brief’s text, ever reach an outside service.
Finds transcript, exhibit, and docket references — including dates and pinpoints — and inserts the matching (E. __) page.
Confirms each case exists and the pincite is in range, flagging anything to review.
Downloads a copy of your brief with a Word Table of Authorities that fills in its own page numbers.
Paste a real cite — DX-19, HT10th-P44:L16-18, PX-53@P10,P12 — and RecordCite maps it to the right transcript or party.
Search the full Maryland appellate corpus in plain English — RecordCite ranks opinions by meaning, not keywords — or by exact quote. Then read them in a tabbed reader that keeps your place across every case you open.
Describe the issue in plain English and get semantically-ranked Maryland opinions with a relevance score.
Paste a quotation and find the opinion it came from — plus optional live CourtListener search.
Follow a citation without losing your place — every case opens in its own tab.
Each opinion arrives with its table of authorities, the later cases that cite it, and every inline citation turned into a hyperlink to the case at the pincite — then mark it up in five highlight colors, copy a quote already cited, and export a clean copy with your highlights intact.
Save cases into matter folders in the sidebar — each opinion nests under its project, and your highlights and notes come with it. Open a project's research view to see every saved case with its highlight digest and notes, then export a Word memo. A floating scratchpad keeps cross-case notes at hand.
Every saved case nests under its matter; switch matters and the reader, highlights, and notes follow.
See all saved cases with their highlighted passages and notes, then export a memo grouped by case or by topic.
A draggable scratchpad for outlines that span cases — always one keystroke away.