ChatGPT helped you think. Equalora helps you keep it.
Use ChatGPT when it helps you draft, summarize, rewrite, or think. Use Equalora to move useful work into a review-first case file with dates, source context, documents, deadlines, and next steps.
Educational and organizational software, not legal advice. Review-first by design.
A helpful paragraph is not the same thing as a case file.
Your best draft should not be trapped three scrolls above a grocery-list prompt. ChatGPT can help with the thought. Equalora helps with the record.
Give useful AI work a review-first place to land.
GPT Bridge is the path from useful chat output to Equalora Case Inbox, where you review facts, names, dates, source context, and missing details before anything moves forward.
How it helps
Bring drafts into Case Inbox
Move useful AI drafts, summaries, rewrites, or notes toward the same intake area as messages and screenshots.
Review facts and dates
Check names, dates, source context, and missing details before treating AI output as useful case material.
Connect to the case file
Reviewed work can connect to timeline, documents, source notes, prep, or saved work when it belongs.
Keep AI separate until reviewed
AI output is a draft. Equalora keeps review between the draft and the record.
Respect ChatGPT as a tool
ChatGPT can help you think through the mess. It just should not be the filing cabinet.
Preserve next steps
Useful drafts can become review questions, prep notes, source reminders, or timeline ideas.
GPT Bridge works because Equalora is the case file.
The point is not to replace ChatGPT. The point is to give useful ChatGPT work a place to land, get reviewed, and stay connected to dates, documents, deadlines, and next steps.
Review-first boundaries
Drafts for review. Nothing filed. Nothing final-saved automatically. Educational and organizational software, not legal advice.
Build the case file before the case asks for it.
Add a message, document, deadline, screenshot, form question, or ChatGPT draft. Equalora helps the record take shape from there.