Starry Night

Cited medical chronologies for personal injury firms, in 72 hours.

Every visit, diagnosis, treatment and gap in care, in date order, with a page cite on every line. Your team checks the work instead of rebuilding it.

Try one file free See a sample (synthetic records)
$199flat, up to 500 pages
72 hoursfrom upload to delivery
Every line citedto the source page in the records

What you get

  • A date-ordered chronology: provider, facility, complaints, findings, diagnoses and treatment for every date of service.
  • A page reference on every entry, checked against the records before delivery.
  • Gaps in care flagged, with any documented reason.
  • Billing totals by date of service where the records include them.
  • An attorney-review page: prior injuries, causation language, possibly missing records, and anything else worth a second look.

The sample above was built from synthetic records (no real patient) by the same process we use for client files.

How it works

  1. Send the records through your firm's own secure share link, or our upload link (no account needed). Please don't email records as attachments.
  2. We build the chronology. It's AI-assisted, every entry is checked against its cited page, and Nick reviews it before delivery.
  3. You get it within 72 hours. Your attorney reviews and owns the final work product. We delete the files within 7 days of delivery and confirm it in writing.

Pricing

First file

Free

Up to 300 pages, so you can judge the work on a real case.

Medical chronology

$199

Flat, up to 500 pages. $0.40 per page beyond that. 72-hour turnaround.

Demand letter first draft

$299

Built from the chronology, for your attorney to review and finalize.

How we handle your clients' records

Only the founder works on your files. No subcontractors and no offshore staff. Files are encrypted in transit and at rest, are never used to train AI models, and are deleted within 7 days of delivery. Read the full data-handling note.

To be upfront: this is a drafting aid, not medical or legal advice, and it isn't nurse-consultant review. We can't sign a HIPAA business associate agreement at this time; if your matter requires one, please tell us before sending files.