WorkDemandAI.Pro
DemandAI.Pro turns an 8+ hour demand letter into about 5 minutes
An AI legal tech product for personal injury attorneys, built and run by 6DOTS.
Visit demandai.proWhat it is
DemandAI.Pro is an AI legal tech product for personal injury attorneys. It drafts demand letters from a case's medical records and takes the work from an 8+ hour manual process to about 5 minutes.
It runs on the web and on iOS, and it is built on Claude and GPT-4. It is a 6DOTS product. We built it and we run it.
The problem
A demand letter is how a personal injury case asks the other side's insurer to settle. Writing one means working through the client's medical records, pulling out the injuries, the treatment, and the costs, and turning them into a clear argument for a number.
Done by hand, that takes 8+ hours per case. And the records are protected health information, so any software that reads them has to handle them under HIPAA.
What we built
The whole product: the web app, the iOS app, the pipeline that reads medical records and drafts the letter with Claude and GPT-4, and the billing and security around it. The stack:
Frontend
- Next.js 14 (App Router)
- React Server Components
- TypeScript
- Tailwind CSS
AI
- OpenAI GPT-4
- Anthropic Claude
- Custom RAG pipeline
- Vector embeddings
Backend and data
- Supabase
- PostgreSQL
- Row-Level Security
- Real-time subscriptions
Payments
- Stripe
- Webhook handlers
- Subscription management
- Usage-based pricing
Security and compliance
- HIPAA controls
- Encryption at rest and in transit
- Audit logging
- Access controls
API and integrations
- REST API
- Webhook system
- Third-party integrations
- Real-time updates
We wrote up parts of the build: the tech stack and running GPT-4 and Claude in Next.js.
Where it stands
- Runs on the web and on iOS.
- Medical record analysis is HIPAA-compliant.
- A demand letter that took 8+ hours by hand takes about 5 minutes.
- Built on Claude and GPT-4.
Need something like this built?
The same people who built DemandAI.Pro take on a small number of client builds.