Gordon Beecher

Tools

Discovery catalogue

I build tools to help me work more efficiently and effectively. This discovery catalogue started with a common problem in litigation: the technical record is often scattered, difficult to compare, and easy to overlook. I built the platform to bring that information together in one place—inventorying the production, organizing files, extracting and comparing metadata, and surfacing inconsistencies, gaps, relationships, and other details that may warrant a closer look. It makes the underlying record easier to understand, explore, and interrogate.

The interactive demo below uses entirely synthetic data from the fictional matter, Adamson v. Summit Sites, No. 1:25-cv-01452.

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What it does

Organization and analysis, in one place

  • Bates inventory at scale

    Every produced file is catalogued with Bates ranges, size, format, and priority so the production can be searched and audited without opening each document first.

  • Reveal metadata anomalies

    Hashes, filesystem timestamps, and embedded PDF or media properties are compared so creation/modification conflicts, mixed page dimensions, and missing device metadata are visible in context.

  • Keep findings tied to files

    Expandable rows show hashes, properties, and coded findings for each record—enough structure to brief counsel without dumping raw tool output into a binder.