Tract reads the full record, verifies every citation, and keeps the matter current as evidence arrives. Built for California Davis-Stirling work.
Built for the attorney who inherits the file. In private preview with a small cohort of California firms. Access reviewed case by case.
Every active matter, sorted by what needs attention. Severity visible at a glance.
Statutes cited verbatim. Adverse facts surfaced. Every claim traced to a page.
Every dated event plotted in time. New evidence marked. Findings linked.
Select findings. Configure the letter. Export to Word.
Document-heavy HOA matters reward the attorney who knows the record cold. Tract makes that position scale across every matter on your desk.
Tract sorts your active work by what needs attention. Failed analyses rise. Live runs show in real time. Completed work rests below, ready when you need it.
Statute cited word for word. Supporting excerpts anchored to the page. Adverse facts alongside support. Nothing approximated.
A confrontation followed in the presence of a minor child. No authorization for the disclosure appears in the record.
“We apologize for the uncomfortable situation you experienced on the evening of December 22, in the vicinity of the common area.”
“The Association has not determined who communicated the complaint, or whether Board authorization preceded that communication.”
“A member's identity shall not be disclosed to any third party in connection with a complaint or inquiry to the association or its agents without the prior written consent of the member, except as required by law or by the express authorization of the board recorded in minutes.”
Every dated event from the findings plotted on a timeline. New evidence marked. Each entry linked to the finding it came from.
Initial compliance complaint submitted by members regarding unauthorized vendor operations on common area.
Finding #1 →Management acknowledged complaint in internal email. No Board authorization for disclosure recorded in minutes.
Finding #1 →Confrontation in common area between vendor and complaining members, in presence of minor child.
Finding #1 →Board open session confirmed no written policy governs compliance complaint handling.
Finding #4 →First of three records requests under Civil Code §5210 submitted to Association.
Finding #7 →Records request deadline lapsed. Partial production provided seven days late.
Finding #7 →Pick the findings. Pick the addressee. Set the deadline. Tract drafts the demand letter with statute text verbatim. Export to Word.
Every matter is isolated. One attorney's file cannot be read by another. No cross-matter embeddings. No shared search.
No content is retained after analysis. The model receives the record, produces the report, and drops the inputs.
Every action is logged. Every upload, analysis, export, and login. An auditable trail on every matter.
Privilege aware by default. Findings, excerpts, and drafts never leave your matter. Sharing is explicit, not inferred.
A small cohort of founding attorneys is using Tract on active matters through the preview period. We review each request individually and onboard hands-on.
Introductions welcome. Not every request becomes access.
Every HOA matter you run lives somewhere. Today it lives in folders, binders, and whoever touched it last. Tract is where it lives now.
The record, the citations, the chronology, the demand. One workspace, built for the life of the matter.