Built by a lawyer who builds software.
I am a defense attorney with more than ten years in the work — across both criminal defense and civil matters — and I also build and deploy AI applications. BodyCam Defense came out of both halves of that.
Across both kinds of practice, the evidence keeps arriving as recordings. I have spent entire days working through bodycam and dashcam video, jail calls, recorded interrogations, 911 audio, and recorded interviews — minute by minute, in criminal cases and civil ones alike. Watching the footage is the job, and I never wanted to skip it. What I wanted gone was everything around it — scrubbing back to re-find a moment, transcribing by hand, keeping notes in a separate document. The hours that surround the review without ever being the review.
So I built the tool I wanted, and then I kept building. Now a paralegal can run the first pass from a few plain-language questions, and you go through the footage with a transcript and the flagged moments as your guide. It produces courtroom work product as you review — bookmarked moments, issue lists, witness lists, the footage organized to use on the stand and in front of a jury. You still watch the video. You just stop fighting it.
— D. Taylor, Esq.
