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Gavelytics was a litigation analytics platform for U.S. state-court lawyers. It analyzed judicial rulings, motion outcomes, and court records to support legal research, case strategy, and business development.
Darrow is a legal technology platform that uses AI to help plaintiff-side law firms identify potential legal violations, evaluate claims, and connect relevant cases with attorneys while supporting case development workflows.
Clearbrief is an AI-assisted legal writing and litigation platform that connects factual statements in Microsoft Word documents to supporting evidence and helps users assemble cited filings and exhibits.
ROSS Intelligence was an AI-assisted legal research platform for lawyers. Founded in Toronto and later based in the United States, it ceased operations in 2021 amid copyright litigation brought by Thomson Reuters.
Udio launched in April 2024 from ex-DeepMind researchers and raised $10M from a16z, will.i.am, and Common. It generates studio-quality vocal tracks from text prompts and quickly became Suno's closest competitor. The RIAA sued Udio in June 2024 over alleged training on copyrighted recordings. Despite the litigation, Udio has continued shipping new models, including v1.5 with full-song generation and remixing.
Suno launched in late 2023 as a text-to-song generator that creates full vocal tracks with melody, lyrics, and instrumentation from short prompts. It raised $125M at a $500M valuation in May 2024 and crossed 12M users by mid-2024. In June 2024 the RIAA sued Suno (and competitor Udio) for copyright infringement on behalf of Sony, Universal, and Warner. The product keeps shipping new versions and signups remain open while the litigation runs.