The case file, read in an afternoon.
A 4,000-page production. A full data room. Years of discovery. You do not have a litigation-support team, so it is on you. PageHawk is a native Mac tool built for the review itself: fast across the whole set, on-device version redline, and answers pulled straight from the files. Built for the independent attorney who lives in the documents.
Built for the review, not the read.
Open a version, line it up against the last one, and see exactly what changed. The comparison runs on your Mac.
v4 · prior
v5 · current
PageHawk reads the whole production, then shows you the nine things that actually changed between versions, with a change index you click to jump. Illustration with sample data, not a real client document.
Four things a generic reader will not do.
Fast across long files.
A 600-page deposition or a full production opens and scrolls without the lag. Search inside the document, jump to any page, and move with the keyboard so you are not reaching for the mouse.
See what changed.
Pick two versions and get a paragraph-aligned redline with word-level changes, a one-list change index, and an exported redline PDF. The whole comparison happens on your Mac.
Ask the file.
Ask a question of a document or a folder and get an answer with the passage it came from, generated on your Mac with Apple Intelligence or a local model. Add your own cloud key and the pages a question needs go to that provider.
Mark it up, keep it yours.
Highlight, drop sticky notes, and draw freehand right on the page, then Save PDF to bake your marks into a clean, standard annotated PDF that opens anywhere and stays text-searchable, all inside PageHawk.
Open a production like one document.
Point PageHawk at a folder, a data room export, or a case file and it lays the whole set out together, ranks it on what you are looking for, groups near-duplicate versions, and takes you to the page that matters. You are not opening files one at a time to find the one you need.
- Rank a folder on a focus query and recency
- Group near-duplicate versions so you review one, not nine
- OCR scanned exhibits on-device so they are searchable
One hour of your time pays for the year.
You are the litigation-support department. Every hour you spend hunting through a production is an hour you do not bill, or an hour you do not get back. PageHawk is priced against that, not against a consumer PDF app.
a year for Pro
Less than a single billable hour at most rates. The whole year, on one Mac.
saved on one review
Find the changed clause, the right exhibit, or the answer across a folder in minutes instead of an afternoon.
what the others charge
Draftable Legal and Acrobat Pro run higher and still upload your work. PageHawk does more of the review, on your device.
At a $350 realized rate, a single saved hour a month is more than $4,000 a year of your time. Pro is $149 a year.
The same wall around your client's documents, for the people who live in data rooms.
M&A advisors, private credit, and independent sponsors run the same gauntlet of enormous file sets, with material non-public information instead of privilege. PageHawk reads the data room, redlines the versions, and answers from the files, all on your Mac.
Your client's documents are handled right on your Mac.
PageHawk opens, reads, compares, OCRs, and answers questions about your files on your Mac. Every document you open is copied to your online library, encrypted on your Mac first, so your other devices can open it. A document also travels when you share or archive it, when the Signature Assistant's online check runs while you are signed in, and when you ask Claude through the Claude Desktop connector. Apple Intelligence runs Ask on your Mac; if you add an AI key, the text a feature needs goes to that provider.
On-device processing supports the "reasonable efforts" analysis under ABA Model Rule 1.6(c) and the guidance in ABA Formal Opinion 512 by reducing the likelihood of unauthorized disclosure. It does not replace your own professional judgment, your firm's policies, or client consent where required. PageHawk is a software tool, not legal advice, and is not certified or endorsed by the American Bar Association.
Try it on your own files first.
Download PageHawk free, run it against your own documents on your own machine, and decide if it earns a place in your day. No procurement. Install and start.
Free
- Compare two documents and share the redline, on your Mac
- Your own documents, on your own Mac
- Nothing to sign in to, no card to start
PageHawk Pro
- Fast review across long files and full productions
- On-device version redline with exported redline PDF
- On-device document Q&A across a folder, with cited passages
- Whole-set ranking, near-duplicate grouping, on-device OCR
Firm & Desk
- Every seat carries PageHawk and every other Epiphani app, on one invoice
- $119 a seat for 3 to 9 seats, $99 for 10 to 24, $79 for 25 and up
- Hand seats out by email; each person's apps arrive licensed when they sign in
Every plan runs the review on your Mac.
What attorneys ask first.
Are my documents uploaded anywhere?
How is this different from PDF Expert or Acrobat?
Does it work with scanned PDFs and exhibits?
Do I need procurement or IT to try it?
What do I need to run it?
Spend less of the day finding the page.
Try PageHawk on your own files. No procurement, no commitment.