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CiteProof
CiteProof is a web tool that checks legal brief citations and quoted passages against public court records before filing.
CiteProof checks every citation in a legal brief against public court records, including AI-fabricated citations and quoted passages in paid checks. Users paste a brief or upload a .docx or .pdf file to receive a report showing what verified, what needs attention, and what could not be checked. The software runs extraction and lookup deterministically without AI models viewing the text. It integrates with Word via an add-in, connects with Clio, MyCase, and Smokeball, and provides an API v1. It serves solo and small-firm litigators who file in federal court.
CiteProof at a glance
- Best for: Writer
- Runs on: Web, Word add-in, API
- Pricing: Free plan; Single brief $49; 5-brief pack $199; Founding pack $149 for 5 briefs; Solo $199/month; Small Firm $499/month
- Released: October 2026
- Category: AI research tool
- Website: getciteproof.com
Key features
- Check citations against public court records
- Extract citations and quoted passages
- Verify quoted passages with closest passage and pin cite
- Generate Verification Record PDFs
- Integrate with Word via add-in
- Connect with Clio, MyCase, and Smokeball
- Run checks via API v1
Use it for
- Check legal brief citations before filing
- Detect AI-fabricated citations
- Verify quoted passages against real opinions
- Review Table of Authorities
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