Get your case in order first
Turn a messy dispute into a clear, organised case file.
Turn emails, messages, documents and events into a clear, organised case file. Build your timeline, organise your evidence and create a professional Case Pack - free.
No credit card • Private & secure • Takes minutes to get started
No account needed to start. Have a link in your email? Use it to continue. Or request a new link if you previously saved a case.
You own the file · Free Case Pack · Optional file-quality review · Not legal advice
See it in action
Disputes start like this.
Five pieces of information. Different formats. No clear story.
Fictional example
WhatsApp conversation
Invoice
ABC Builders Ltd
#1042
3 Apr 2025
Kitchen tiling - labour & materials
Photo
Photograph of defective work
Quotation
ABC Builders Ltd
Q-8841
12 Mar 2025
Fitting of new bathroom tiles
Your case workspace
CaseFirst organises your case. It doesn't tell you what to think. Take a three-step journey that makes building your case absurdly simple.
01
Tell us what happened
Start with the basic facts. You don't need legal knowledge. Just explain what happened in your own language.
02
Build your case file
Add events, people, emails, documents, photographs and other evidence related to your case.
03
Create your Case Pack
CaseFirst brings everything together into a structured, logical file you can keep for your records or share with a solicitor - free.
Optional · £9.99
What does AI Review do?
Once your timeline and evidence are in place, AI Review checks the file - missing details, mismatched amounts, chronology gaps, documents mentioned but not added — and suggests a few clarification questions.
A low-cost gut-check before you share your Case Pack or take a next step. Available when your case is ready.
Not legal advice - it does not assess merits or whether you would win.
Example matters we can help you organise
Whether your issue is large or small, getting the facts straight is the first step.
Unpaid invoices
A client or customer owes you money and has stopped responding to reminders.
Money owed
Broader hub to organise amounts, dates, and evidence when payment is disputed.
Faulty goods or services
You paid for something that was defective, incomplete, or never delivered.
Customer non-payment (SME)
Work done, invoice outstanding, and chase history for small businesses.
Contract or supplier disputes
Agreements, deliveries, and money events for consumer or SME disputes.
Small claims prep
Organise your file before using official Money Claims yourself - we do not file for you.
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