Aurora Bench reads every message in a custody record and surfaces the patterns — install once, use across every matter. You handle the AI account, so cases never leave your computer. Run when you need to; no Aurora-side gate.
Bench's review notebook lives around the same brief Aurora Cloud delivers. Here's what the workflow looks like — explore the communications, accept or reject individual findings, and build the filing surface beneath.
Aurora reads exports from OFW, Civil Communicator, iMessage, and others entirely on your machine. Nothing is uploaded to us. No copy of your record lives on our servers.
You set up an AI account once and pay the AI provider directly — we don't sit in the billing path. Cost depends on how many messages your record contains; expect $40–$80 for a multi-year co-parenting export.
The cited brief opens inside a review notebook for active case prep — annotate patterns, gather citations, draft motions and filings without leaving the workspace. Aurora Cloud delivers the brief alone; Aurora Bench wraps it in the workflow around it.
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Both run the same engine, the same pattern catalog, the same citation discipline. What changes is where it runs, who pays the model, and how much workflow lives around the output.
Same analysis. The patterns Aurora finds, the second-pass verification, and the citation discipline that grounds every claim in the source messages are identical across both products. The difference is the workspace, not the work.
This is the cited brief Aurora produces — open it in any browser, click through the patterns, walk from a claim down to the message it cites. Aurora Bench wraps this brief inside the review notebook described above; in the sample you'll see the brief alone.
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