BoardSnap is an iOS app that captures the whiteboard-heavy strategy work legal professionals do — case theory, deal logic, regulatory argument structure — and turns it into structured written output before anyone leaves the conference room.
Legal work is argument construction. Every case, every deal, every regulatory filing has a theory at its center — and that theory gets built and stress-tested at a whiteboard before it goes into a brief or a contract. The whiteboard is where the legal logic is born: where the elements of a claim get mapped, where the deal structure's risk allocation gets drawn, where the regulatory argument gets organized before it meets an agency.
BoardSnap captures that legal reasoning as it crystallizes. Snap the case theory map, the deal structure diagram, the statutory analysis. BoardSnap AI reads the logical structure — the causal chains, the element-by-element analysis, the if-then branches — and returns a written summary that becomes the first draft of a memo, a term sheet analysis, or a litigation strategy document.
For legal professionals working across multiple matters, the Projects feature keeps each matter's whiteboard history in its own silo. No case strategy from Client A appears in Client B's project.
Draw the case theory on the board: elements of the claim, key evidence, defenses, anticipated counter-arguments, trial narrative. Snap it. The summary becomes the case strategy memo — structured and complete before anyone leaves the session.
Map the transaction: parties, obligations, representations and warranties, conditions to closing, indemnification structure. Draw the flow. Snap it. The structured summary gives the deal team the shared understanding before drafting begins.
Walk through the statutory structure on the board: key defined terms, operative provisions, exceptions, regulatory implementation. Snap it. The summary becomes the statutory analysis framework your associate turns into a memo.
Map the deposition outline: key facts to establish, document references, likely witness responses, follow-up lines. Snap the board before the deposition. The structured summary is the prep document that doesn't rely on scattered notes.
Draw the settlement decision tree: outcomes at trial, probability estimates, settlement ranges, client exposure analysis. Snap it. The summary captures the analysis framework your team uses for the settlement recommendation.
VisionKit perspective correction runs on-device with no external data transfer. AI summarization sends content to BoardSnap's API. For boards containing attorney-client privileged communications, confidential client information, or work product, review your firm's data security policies before using cloud summarization. Many strategic planning sessions don't require communicating client-specific sensitive information on a whiteboard at the level that triggers privilege concerns — but exercise the same caution you would with any cloud tool. The on-device scan itself does not create an external data record.
The VisionKit scan runs on-device with no external data transfer. AI summarization sends content to BoardSnap's API over TLS. For materials protected by attorney-client privilege or work product doctrine, review your firm's cloud data policies before using summarization. Treat BoardSnap like any other cloud productivity tool — with appropriate judgment about what content goes through it.
Yes. Legal research mapping sessions — statutes, cases, how they relate, where the gaps are — work well as whiteboard capture. The structured summary organizes the research landscape in a way that's faster to produce than typed notes.
Projects. Each matter gets its own project. Board history, context, and chat are all isolated per project. Nothing from one client's matter appears in another.
Yes. Associates use it for research planning, memo outlining, and client intake mapping. Senior partners use it to capture strategy sessions. Both get the same value — whiteboard thinking turned into structured text instantly.
VisionKit handles wide captures well. For very complex boards, snap section by section and add each as a separate board in the same project. The project ties them together and pinned context keeps the matter's full picture in scope.
Snap a board. Get a clean summary and action plan tied to your team.