IZGD builds a single timeline for every matter
One chronological feed pulls together everything that's happened on a case, then surfaces it as a client recap and a daily agenda.
IZGD's fork stitches the scattered history of a matter - documents, chat, workflow steps, audit events - into one tidy stream you can read top to bottom. That stream feeds two things lawyers actually open: a client-facing recap of where a case stands, and a dashboard "today's agenda" with a recent-activity feed and week-by-week navigation. The agenda wires into a live Google Calendar, so the day's commitments sit next to the matter's latest movements.
The interface is still moving - the recap has already changed shape a few times, settling into a tab on the open file rather than a standalone page. But the engine underneath, the part that merges all those different event types into one feed, is solid, tested, and not tied to any one jurisdiction.
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