Common questions.

Free during early access. Pricing will land once the product is generally available — likely a flat per-matter fee for litigation use and a free tier for personal projects.

You do. Every matter is yours; you can export it as a self-contained .prizm JSON file at any time and walk away. Your files are stored in object storage that only you and people you've invited can read.

Three ways: print to PDF (clean print stylesheet), export as a standalone interactive HTML file (the viewer + your data, one file, no internet required), or share a read-only hosted link that updates as the matter changes.

Any modern Chromium-based browser (Chrome, Edge, Brave, Arc) on macOS, Windows, or Linux. Firefox and Safari support is on the roadmap.

No hard cap. Realistic team sizes for the use cases we've seen range from one to about a dozen. Beyond that the swim-lane metaphor starts to break down anyway.

No. PrizmLine was built inside a trust-and-estate litigation practice, but the underlying tool — a visual canvas for things that happen on dates, with sources attached — works for personal histories, organizational milestones, research timelines, and anything else where chronology matters.

Yes. You can import a .prizm file from another matter, or upload a PDF / document and let the AI extractor propose events you accept or edit one at a time. Nothing auto-merges — you stay in control of what lands on the timeline.

A small JSON file that represents a complete matter — people, events, tags, source references. It's the canonical export and re-import format, so a matter is always portable between PrizmLine instances or just as an archival snapshot.

Authenticated access only. Row-level security on the database means even a leaked API key can't read someone else's matters. Email magic-link sign-in — no passwords to lose. HTTPS everywhere.

Email hello@prizmline.com. We read everything.