Accuracy briefs for land-use & civil-practice attorneys

Your accuracy brief is ready before you walk into the hearing.

HearingBrief generates the accuracy brief for your next hearing — motions cross-checked, citations verified, precedent scored — so your prep starts at analysis, not assembly.

Private beta, onboarding now. Built for land-use attorneys, sole practitioners, and planning consultants.

PLANNING COMMISSION · ACCURACY BRIEFREADY · HEARING TOMORROW
● BRIEF READY|CITATIONS B+
PZ-2026-041 · REZONING C-2 → MU-1

Rezone ±4.2 ac — approval recommended w/ condition

“Commission recommended approval to City Council, subject to a supplemental traffic study before site-plan approval.”
9 VERBATIM · 3 PARAPHRASED · 0 UNSOURCED
CITATION STRENGTH
0.82 · B+
▶ TRANSCRIPT 1:12:40
3 accuracy concerns flagged — verify before you rely on the record
4
sections in every brief
0
unsourced claims — we hold back what we can't cite
1-click
from any claim to its transcript timestamp
How it works

From official recording to hearing-ready brief.

Point us at the hearing once. We handle the recording, the transcript, and the cross-checking — and hand back a brief where every claim is scored and sourced.

01

Point

Tell us the hearing you're preparing for — the body, the matter, and the date. Setup takes minutes.

02

Ingest

We pull the official recording and record for that hearing and transcribe it end to end.

03

Verify

Every motion, vote, and citation is cross-checked against the transcript and scored for how strongly it's sourced.

04

Deliver

You get the accuracy brief — hearing summary, the concerns we flag, a citation-strength score, and recommended follow-ups.

The brief

Everything you need to prep, in one brief.

No re-watching the recording, no digging through minutes. Each brief carries the summary, the accuracy concerns we flag, a citation-strength score, and a link straight to the moment in the official transcript.

A plain-language summary of what the body decided — motion, vote, and conditions.
The top accuracy concerns, each ranked and linked to the exact transcript moment.
A citation-strength score for how well the brief is sourced.
Recommended follow-ups to verify before you rely on the record in front of a board.
PLANNING COMMISSION · ACCURACY BRIEFREADY · HEARING TOMORROW
● BRIEF READY|CITATIONS B+
PZ-2026-041 · REZONING C-2 → MU-1

Rezone ±4.2 ac — approval recommended w/ condition

“Commission recommended approval to City Council, subject to a supplemental traffic study before site-plan approval.”
9 VERBATIM · 3 PARAPHRASED · 0 UNSOURCED
CITATION STRENGTH
0.82 · B+
▶ TRANSCRIPT 1:12:40
3 accuracy concerns flagged — verify before you rely on the record
What we brief

The land-use hearings we build briefs for.

Point HearingBrief at a Central Florida hearing before one of these bodies, on a matter like these, and we build the accuracy brief from the official recording.

Rezonings & map amendments
Zoning
Variances
Zoning
Special exceptions
Zoning
Conditional-use permits
Zoning
Site-plan approvals
Development
Plat & subdivision
Development
Comp-plan amendments
Planning
Land-use appeals
Quasi-judicial
Code-enforcement hearings
Quasi-judicial
Bodies we brief
City & Town Councils
Planning & Zoning Commissions
Boards of Adjustment
Municipal Planning Boards
Development Review Committees
Who it's for

Built for the people who stand up at the hearing.

Land-use attorneys

Walk in already knowing the record.

Get a hearing-ready brief for every matter on your docket — the motion, the vote, the conditions, and where the record is soft — without re-watching hours of recording.

Sole practitioners & small firms

Prep like you have an associate.

The first-pass synthesis a junior would spend an afternoon on, delivered before you open the file. Your time starts at analysis, not assembly.

Planning consultants

Brief clients on the record, with receipts.

Hand clients a summary where every claim is scored and every concern links to the transcript. Be the one whose read holds up.

Accuracy & methodology

A brief you can take into a hearing.

Generated text is fast, but municipal audio is messy — crosstalk, amended motions, voice votes. So every claim in a HearingBrief is tied back to a transcript timestamp and scored for how strongly it’s sourced. Anything we can’t source, we hold back and flag rather than guess.

Read the full methodology →
Scored

Citation strength

Every brief carries a citation-strength grade. Claims resting on paraphrase or inference pull it down, so you see exactly how far to lean.

0

Unsourced claims

We never deliver a claim we can't tie to the record. What we can't source, we hold back and flag — we don't guess.

1-click

Transcript-anchored

Every claim and every flagged concern links to the exact timestamp in the official recording, so you can verify in one click.

Pricing

Founding rates for the beta cohort.

Lock in beta pricing for the life of your account. Prices indicative during private beta.

Single brief
$99/brief

One accuracy brief for one hearing, when you need it.

One hearing, fully briefed
Citation-strength scoring
Transcript-linked concerns
Recommended follow-ups
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Practice
$399/mo

For attorneys with hearings on the calendar every month.

Up to 6 briefs per month
Priority turnaround
All land-use matter types
Client-ready shareable briefs
Email support
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Firm
Custom

For firms briefing a full docket across attorneys.

Volume brief pricing
Team seats
API access
Priority human review
Dedicated support
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Questions

Frequently asked.

Tell us the hearing you're preparing for — the body, the matter, and the date. We pull the official recording, build the accuracy brief, and send it to you.

Join the beta before your next hearing.

We’re onboarding a limited cohort of land-use and civil-practice attorneys, sole practitioners, and planning consultants. Founding pricing, direct line to the team.

No spam. We'll only email about your beta access.