Creative Konsoles
Creative Konsoles — AI Legal Platform

Go to court
with AI in
your corner.

80% of people facing the legal system have no lawyer. Represented gives them one — an AI that logs the incident, organizes the evidence, drafts the documents, and tells you who the judge is before you walk in.

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The problem

The legal system was built assuming you have a lawyer. Most people don't.

Self-represented litigants lose at dramatically higher rates — not because their cases are weaker, but because they don't know the procedural rules, can't draft proper filings, and walk into hearings without knowing anything about the judge. The gap between represented and unrepresented is almost entirely informational.

Represented closes that gap. It does not give legal advice. It gives access to the same organizational infrastructure a good lawyer would build for you — and tells you what you're walking into.

80%
without a lawyer in family court
3x
higher loss rate, self-represented
$0
cost to use Represented
What it does

Four tools. One platform.

Represented is built around the four things a self-represented litigant actually needs: a record, organized evidence, proper documents, and intelligence on the judge.

Incident Log
Log what happened, when, and who was involved. Build a timestamped record AI can search, summarize, and reference when drafting documents.
Document AI
Upload documents — orders, letters, filings — and ask questions in plain English. AI reads them and answers without legal jargon.
Document Drafting
Generate court-ready documents from your log and uploaded materials. Motions, declarations, responses — structured for filing, not for reading.
Know Your Judge
Search any judge by name and jurisdiction. Get their background, known tendencies, notable rulings, and what they respond to — before you walk in.
Who it's for

Anyone navigating the legal system without a lawyer

Family law. Landlord-tenant disputes. Small claims. Protective orders. Custody modifications. These are the proceedings where most people go unrepresented — and where the informational gap does the most damage.

Represented is not a lawyer and does not give legal advice. It is an organizational and research tool that puts self-represented litigants on equal informational footing with the other side.