CaseMap: Source-Grounded Legal Case Reports You Can Actually Cite

Vasim Ahmed Shaikh built CaseMap, a tool that converts legal case PDFs into reports grounded in the source text with verbatim quotes and page citations, aiming to avoid hallucinated holdings or paraphrased statute excerpts. The tool is designed to keep sensitive case material browser-local where possible, and is available as a live product with a community showcase and demo video.

Legal research keeps colliding with the same problem: summaries that paraphrase, invent, or bury the page where a fact actually lives. CaseMap is built to do the opposite — turn a case PDF into a report that stays grounded in the source text, with verbatim quotes and page citations , so you can trust and cite what you read. Product: https://casemap.ecocodes.in https://casemap.ecocodes.in Showcase: CaseMap on vibecode.law https://vibecode.law/showcase/casemap-331084 Demo video : https://youtu.be/hy4J97sSVpI https://youtu.be/hy4J97sSVpI That design choice matters for lawyers, researchers, and anyone who cannot afford a hallucinated holding or a soft paraphrase of a statute excerpt. After processing, CaseMap is built to keep sensitive material browser-local where possible. The goal is useful AI assistance without casually shipping your case files into a black box you cannot audit. CaseMap started as a community / open-minded build around a hard constraint: do not invent, do not paraphrase away the source. If that constraint matches how you work, the live product is here: Feedback, bug reports, and “this citation path broke on my PDF” notes are welcome. Built by Vasim Ahmed Shaikh. Links above are the official CaseMap product and community showcase — use those when you share or cite CaseMap.