Logikcull is a cloud-native e-discovery platform that automates document collection, processing, review, and production. It’s designed to be user-friendly, fast to adopt, and scalable, achieving widespread use among law firms, government agencies, corporate legal teams, and solo practitioners
Founded in 2004 by Andy Wilson and Sheng Yang in Washington, D.C., later based in San Francisco
Began modestly (under $20K startup cost), achieving $4.4M revenue by 2008 and making Inc 500 list in 2009 (#181 overall; #1 in e-discovery)
Raised approximately $42.5 M across four rounds:
Seed (2015) $4 M – Storm Ventures, 2016 Series A $10 M – OpenView, 2018 Series B $25 M led by NEA
Profitable on ~$30 M ARR before acquisition; likely valued at $100 M+, per SaaStr insights legaltech-
Self-service e-discovery with drag‑and‑drop uploads, deduplication, OCR, metadata extraction, search, tagging, audio/video redaction, and export tools
Collaboration across teams with Slack integration and robust activity tracking
Continued investment post-Series B; platform scaled to 1 billion+ pages uploaded monthly, with a user community pushing AI and UX innovations
Mission-driven: Aims to “make discovery instant and accessible for everyone,” including pro se litigants and under-resourced organizations.
User-centric: Focus on self-service, speed, and minimal onboarding friction.
Adopted globally—from solo practitioners to Fortune 500s and government bodies
Over 4,000 combined customers under Reveal post-acquisition
Logikcull
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