Fact extraction & chronology building for Australian family lawyers
You were right not to trust AI with your matters.
So we built the one that earns it.
Ordana takes the pile — affidavits, annexures, financial statements, phone texts, reports, your own notes — and turns it into a clean, source-pinned chronology, right there on your own computer.
Leave the grunt work to us. The judgment and sign-off however, always stay with you. Just as the courts expect.
The Ordana way:
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On your machine: your client materials never touch our servers — Don’t take our word for it, your IT team can watch the network and confirm your files never reach us..
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Every fact carries its source: the document, the page, the paragraph it came from, one click away.
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Confirmation yours, always: nothing enters the chronology until you tap ‘Confirmed’.
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A living chronology: easily add new material any time, as your matter grows.
In a nutshell: when it comes to chronologies, we save you time and make your life easier, and we never want egg on your face.
Want to pay half for as long as you’re with us?
Here’s how…
Be one of the first twenty-five. Ordana’s founding lawyers pay $25 a matter instead of the usual $50, plus the Every matter uses AI to read your material, and that usage is charged on top of the flat fee. A bigger pile costs more than a small one..
Discount is grandfathered in. Your founding rate holds while you’re running Your twelve months start when you first load credits. The software counts your matters — nothing to renew, nothing to claim. or more.
You also get me. I’ll contact you myself to tell you when we’re launching, and once you’ve run a few matters through and formed your own view, we’ll have a call or two whenever suits. Tell me what you like, what you’d improve, and what features you need. I’m the one who owns and designs the software, so it lands with the person who can do something about it.
September 2026, that’s when Ordana launches. Reserve a seat now — no payment, nothing to sign today.
Twenty-five seats only. Everyone else pays full price.
— Nick Roditis, founder
