| What it does | Exhibit management for litigation and arbitration, with citations in Microsoft Word and hyperlinked e-briefs
| Free command-line tool to export your entire Clio account with documents to your own computer
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| Stage | MVP
| Established
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| Founded | Not given
| 2015
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| Based in | DE
| RS
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| Pricing model | Free trial
| Open source
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| Pricing | Free during beta until 31 December 2026. After the beta: Solo €24 per month; Firm from €20 per lawyer per month billed yearly; LitArbi Server €20 per server plus €8 per user per month billed yearly. From 10 lawyers €17 per month; from 50 lawyers €12 per month. LitArbi for iPad & Android €7 per lawye
| Free. Requires Node.js 20 or later and a Clio developer app (free from Clio). Optional: Clio Backup setup at $500 one time for nightly automated backups to OneDrive, SharePoint or S3.
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| Key features | - Exhibit numbering per party (C-, R-, CL-, CWS-, CER-, Anlage K 1, Beilage 1)
- Exhibit citations from Microsoft Word on Mac and Windows
- LitArbi for Word in Word on iPad and web
- Hyperlinked submissions and stamped, paginated hearing bundles
- LitArbi Server for teams on firm's own web hosting with PHP and MySQL
- Files encrypted at rest and end-to-end encrypted matters
- Two-step sign-in, roles and free guests
- Activity log and enterprise deployment (MSI, Group Policy, MDM)
- AI features with firm's own provider or local model
- OCR, translation and transcription
| - Export all Clio data types: matters, contacts, notes, tasks, calendar entries, time entries, expenses and bills
- Documents exported to folders per matter with folder structure preserved
- Records exported as both JSON and CSV formats
- Read-only operation with no ability to modify Clio account
- Resumable exports that continue without duplicates after interruptions
- Dry-run mode to estimate export time before running full export
- Completion report matching record counts with Clio to verify nothing is missing
- Runs on macOS, Windows and Linux with Node.js 20 or later
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| What makes it different | - Files stay on your computer or firm's server, not in the cloud
- Exhibit numbers and citations auto-update throughout the brief
- One licence works on both Mac and Windows with shared matter format
- Handles co-counsel Track Changes without breaking numbering
- Citations create clickable links that travel with the brief
| - Includes documents, bills and trust transactions that Clio's built-in export omits
- Completely free and open source under MIT license
- Data stays on your encrypted disk, you control all credentials and storage
- Logs do not contain client data for privacy and security
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| Community votes | 0 | 0 |
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| DR (Domain Rating by Ahrefs) | Not checked yet ● no change since last check | 30 ● no change since last check |
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| Trust Flow (Majestic) | 1 | 3 |
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| Citation Flow (Majestic) | 13 | 34 |
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| Referring domains (Majestic) | 2 | 61 |
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LitArbi
Clio Export