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Inside Oryn

A practice in view.

Follow a fictional matter from plan progress to the next decision. These are screenshots of the Oryn demo, using synthetic data.

Inside the demo

Follow a case. See the work.

Real Oryn screens from a fictional practice. Open any screenshot for a closer look, or explore the demo yourself.

01 · Case planning

See progress, barriers, and the next step.

Weekly check-ins keep reported attendance beside verified progress. A transportation problem becomes a follow-up, with the plan and the client still in view.

Oryn case plan for fictional client Sarah Johnson, showing tracked services, weekly progress, and follow-up actions.
Case plan · Fictional Johnson matter

02 · Communications

Give the important detail another look.

The provider says the missed visit was a transport cancellation. Review the source message and its proposed significance before deciding what it means for the case.

Oryn communications view showing a fictional provider message about a cancelled visit and source-linked findings for review.
Communications · Synthetic provider correspondence

03 · Case awareness & deadlines

Know where the matter stands.

The case phase, statutory clock, and next hearing sit together. Open the plan, documents, or hearing preparation from the same matter.

Oryn overview of the fictional Johnson dependency matter, with the current phase, statutory clock, and case tools.
Case overview · Example dates and deadlines

04 · Follow-up work

Keep the next action in view.

The transport follow-up has an owner, a due date, and a linked case. See it alongside upcoming work, with overdue items clearly marked.

Oryn task list with an overdue transportation follow-up and upcoming work linked to fictional clients and cases.
Tasks · Fictional work, owners, and due dates

05 · Client portal

Give clients a clear view of their plan.

Services, reported progress, and the next hearing in a simpler client view. Weekly check-ins and “Tell your attorney” prompts give clients a way to report what changed. Shown here in a read-only beta preview.

Oryn Client Portal beta preview for the fictional Johnson matter, showing a weekly check-in, next hearing, and service progress with Tell your attorney prompts.
Client portal · Read-only beta preview · Fictional Johnson matter

A place for clients to take part in their case.

Between appointments, clients can keep their legal team informed and work through the next step. Their reported progress stays distinct from verified progress, so the attorney can review the details before relying on them.

  • Know what comes next

    Clients see their case, next hearing, and the services in their plan. Visits, classes, and other requirements have a place they can return to between conversations.

  • Report progress—and what got in the way

    Weekly check-ins capture attendance, changes, and barriers such as transportation or housing. Clients can update a check-in or flag a service issue for their attorney to review.

  • Keep the conversation together

    Clients can message their legal team and return to the conversation history. Their updates give the attorney context for the next call, meeting, or follow-up.

  • Exchange the documents that matter

    Clients can view and download documents shared with them and upload material for their legal team. They see the documents made available to their own matter.

  • Turn answers into preparation

    Assigned questionnaires collect the details the legal team needs. Clients can also explain what they want the court to do through a guided request for their lawyer to review.

  • Read a report and raise a question

    When an attorney shares a plan report, clients can read it, acknowledge it, and send back questions or corrections before the next conversation.

  • Get help putting it into words

    With consent, the AI assistant helps clients ask questions, work through assigned questionnaires, and articulate a message to their attorney. Legal decisions stay with the attorney.

  • Understand bills and payment options

    Clients can review invoices and payment history, propose a payment plan, or raise an invoice dispute. Online payment is available when the firm has configured its payment provider.

Designed for phones and desktops, with Plan, Messages, Documents, Pay, and Me navigation. Clients can also keep their contact information current. Staff can preview a client’s portal in read-only mode; preview actions are disabled and views are audit-logged. The portal is in beta and continues to be improved.

Screenshots captured October 31, 2026. All people, case activity, and messages shown are synthetic. Example messages and findings are prefilled for this walkthrough. Suggested findings remain subject to attorney review. Deadline calculations depend on the matter data and supported rules.

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Integration development

Use Clio or MyCase?

Both integrations are in development and are not released. The screenshots above show the Oryn application, not a working Clio or MyCase connection.

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In development — not released

We are developing an integration for Clio users, with Washington family-law forms and related preparation workflows as the initial focus. It is not available for installation.

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In development — not released

A MyCase integration is in development. It is not released, and connection, installation, and launch details are not yet available.

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Oryn is a Decoded Systems product, built in Washington State.