Redoio offers an AI‑powered analytics platform that enables legal professionals to identify and investigate unjust prison sentences quickly. Users can search case records, explore demographic and prior‑history data sentence by sentence, and generate targeted analyses—such as racial disparities in specific charges—using both public datasets and securely integrated proprietary data. The service is free, requires no contracts, and also provides custom research support for specialized privacy‑sensitive projects.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Legal professionals lack efficient tools to identify and analyze sentencing disparities, requiring manual data collection and statistical expertise to support claims under statutes like the California Racial Justice Act.
Solution
Redo.io offers a free, AI‑powered analytics platform that lets users query a database of over 90,000 individual California prison sentences using plain‑language descriptions. A large language model interprets the query, builds a matching cohort, and automatically breaks down outcomes by race, prior records, and sentencing enhancements. The system applies statistical methods such as odds ratios to quantify disparities and presents results in exportable visualizations and tables. Users can generate evidence for prima‑facie or discovery motions in minutes, without needing specialized statistical training. For organizations handling sensitive or proprietary data, Redo.io provides custom, secure implementations that comply with privacy agreements.
Target Audience
Primary users are public defenders, prosecutors, judges, researchers, and advocacy groups working on sentencing reform and racial justice in California.
Features
- Natural language query interface powered by a large language model that translates plain‑text questions into database filters
- Cohort building across demographics, prior convictions, offense types, sentence length, and jurisdiction
- Automated disparity measurement with statistical metrics (e.g., odds ratios) and race‑based breakdowns
- Exportable visualizations and data tables suitable for motions, petitions, and research papers
- Secure, custom deployment options for confidential correctional or court datasets
- Open, searchable database of individual sentencing records licensed under GNU AGPLv3