Pyra LLC builds litigation-support tooling for family-law professionals — attorneys, guardians ad litem, and CPS caseworkers — who need high-volume communication records turned into something usable, fast, and neutral.
That's the whole principle.
Four positions, left to right: the record as it arrives, the groundwork Pyra does to it, the line the work stops at, and the judgment that was never ours to make. Select a position to read what happens there.
Coparenting disputes generate an enormous, unstructured record — years of texts, app messages, and email, scattered across platforms.
Someone still has to read it, organize it, and find what matters before a hearing. Pyra exists to do the organizing, so counsel can spend their time on the judgment.
We deliberately built the opposite of a scoring tool. The Report and Dashboard surface counts, timing, and structure — never a rating, a risk score, or a recommendation about either parent.
That boundary isn't a limitation we're working around; it's the design.
Most tooling is described by what it adds. This one is best understood by what it refuses to produce.
Descriptive, source-linked materials — never a story imposed on the record.
Organize first. The judgment stays with counsel, always.
Every design decision is weighed against what actually helps the family.
Pyra is built and operated as a focused litigation-support practice, not a general-purpose legal-tech platform. Every matter is scoped individually; every deliverable goes through the same de-identification, hash-verification, and human-review pipeline described in the Methodology. We'd welcome the chance to walk your team through it and how the Pyra Report fits your matters.