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Deliberately published without dates: items move up when they're ready, and nothing here is promised by a calendar. The changelog records what actually shipped.
Self-serve keys shipped (and their production key store was repaired on 2026-08-01). Next on top of them: per-key usage visibility and change-event webhook subscriptions for the open v1 API.
Billing is live (see the changelog); monthly plans currently charge per period. Square catalog subscriptions bring automatic renewal, invoices, and annual checkout.
Translation of the guided self-represented roadmaps is in preparation — it ships when it is accurate, not before.
All 254 Texas counties are live — the eleventh and last administrative judicial region closed on 2026-09-25, and the coverage map is the authoritative record. What follows is depth: judge-level procedures, portraits, and re-verification on each court's own cadence.
Bring-your-license case-law connectors for firms that already subscribe. Never spoofed, never scraped.
The human review queue is worked down continuously; corpus confidence rises as it clears.
Org theming and client-facing checklist branding on firm workspaces.
Clerk-published rejection reasons, normalized and searchable next to the rules that prevent them — a dataset nobody else holds.
With Florida and Texas live, California and New York are the named candidates. A state launches only when its source registry is as complete as Florida's.
Have a workflow that depends on something here — or something that isn't? hello@benchpath.ai — requests from practicing attorneys get priority, because they shape the corpus.