Our mission:
the machine searches, the human decides
Technology that gives you back time for truly expert work
Why DirectCase was founded
In law, it is not about speed. It is about certainty. The problem is that certainty tends to be slow. And speed tends to be uncertain.
Traditional systems for searching legal information look reliable, yet hours of routine work in them slow down preparation and take away space for truly expert work.
General AI tools brought great possibilities for text processing. They are fast, but for a professional dangerously imprecise. Without a full legal context and verified sources, they create a risk that can cost you your license and put your firm in trouble.
DirectCase was founded to remove those problems. Let the machine search and tirelessly compare hundreds of thousands of documents. The machine handles it in seconds. The human can then focus on the one important sentence.
It is not just about saving time. It is so that you don't have to work like a machine.
DirectCase founders
Time and again I ended up in situations where, during litigation, I needed to find relevant case law quickly. Instead, I spent hours on manual research, going through judgments and comparing wording. It was clear to me that the process was unnecessarily complex, unclear, and often inefficient.
Pavol Trávnik
Co-founder & CTO
Pavol is a lawyer and an AI engineer in one person. This rare combination helps him find the best ways to connect these two worlds.
I enjoy building useful products. With DirectCase, we want to make everyday work with legal sources easier — in a practical, meaningful way. From building products I know how important it is to be in touch with users. So I am very interested in your experience — reach out to me at
Radovan Oprendek
Co-founder & CEO
Radovan is a product strategist who builds technology around users' real needs. He sees that professionals don't want complexity. They don't want dozens of features. They want a tool that disappears into the background and lets them focus on what matters.
Principles that guide every step
For technology to bring certainty rather than chaos, it needs strong foundations. DirectCase is built on five principles that determine how we design the product, how we work with data, and how we verify every output.
Accuracy
We use the latest AI models and leading data-processing practices. We want even local users to have immediate access to world-class technology. Accuracy is not a detail. It is the foundation of expert work.
Trustworthiness
Every answer has a clear origin and a traceable source. We never simplify at the expense of accuracy. The user sees where information comes from and can verify it.
Simplicity
Technology should help, not get in the way. We don't want months of implementation; we want an intuitive environment usable immediately — with no unnecessary extra steps.
Responsibility
The machine searches, compares, and cites. The human evaluates and decides. We guard this line carefully because we respect that responsibility in practice always lies with the human.
Innovation
We keep the technology at the cutting edge. We continuously improve the models and the way people work with the tool. Innovation is not an experiment. It is a commitment.
The future of law: Contextual Legal Intelligence
Our vision is Contextual Legal Intelligence — a system that can select the essential information from extensive legal sources, connect relevant context, and present it in an understandable and verified form exactly in the context of what you are working on.
Some situations resemble a vast legal labyrinth. Of course, you can explore every dead end. Or look from above with DirectCase and see the right path right away.