What's new in Mino

Case summaries now show referenced law articles with individual article sections, links to the source legislation, and tooltips showing the law's full name.

Logged-in users are now sent straight to their dashboard instead of the homepage.

Fixed an issue where sidebar cards were cut off by the scroll area.

Uploaded documents now display extracted metadata — document type, date, parties, and language — directly in the document list.

Upload files of any size directly to cloud storage, bypassing previous file size limits.

Redesigned share dialog with improved rate limits and better error handling.

Incomplete document metadata is now automatically re-extracted instead of being skipped.

Mandatory TOTP-based 2FA for all accounts — scan a QR code with your authenticator app for an extra layer of security.

Unified admin dashboard organized by agent (Thea, Feitlijn, Garry, Nina) with overview stats, user activity, and job monitoring.

Redesigned dashboard with agent lanes showing logos, richer workspace rows with cross-agent counts, and compact Thea suggestion cards.

Signup now auto-confirms and signs you in immediately — no email verification step needed.

New users now see contextual help at each decision point with Venn diagram illustrations — a 3-step workflow overview on the dashboard, hints in mode selection, and expanded explanations at checkpoints.

Navigate back to previous analysis substeps and revise from results. New Back button at checkpoints and Revise button on the results page let you iterate without restarting.

Reasoning output now renders as readable cards instead of raw JSON. Each card has an inline Edit button and the correction input upgraded to a resizable textarea with Cmd+Enter.

Subscription previews now show how often you can expect to receive a digest based on actual blog activity — from weekly to monthly to occasional.

Digests now include a 'Ook relevant' section with cases that match your tags but haven't been covered by law firm blogs yet.

Completely redesigned digest emails with tag badges, structured metadata, commentary section with law firm logos, and dynamic subject lines using the lead case title.

New Nina logo and icon throughout the app and email templates, replacing the previous text-only wordmark.

Fixed an issue where certain legal topics (like 'aanbesteding') returned no results because Nina was querying the wrong tag format.

Analyses that were interrupted mid-run now automatically recover when you reconnect, so you never lose progress.

Fixed an issue where checkpoints could appear blank after navigating back through analysis steps.

Fixed the Continue button sometimes staying disabled after completing a step.

Side-by-side comparison view with mirrored argument graphs, scope navigation with Venn diagram icons, and slide-out panels for gaps and questions.

Edit AI output directly — inline correction buttons across all checkpoint renderers let you refine arguments, gaps, and questions without rerunning the full analysis.

Uploaded documents now display metadata like type, date, parties, and language. Garry automatically detects the document language for analysis.

Simplified navigation into a single workspace experience. Upload documents, assign them to camps via drag-and-drop, and view results — all in one place.

Upload PDF, DOCX, TXT, and XLSX files directly into your workspace for analysis.

Garry is live — argument analysis for litigation, available to all Mino Pro users.

Third design iteration with refined tooltips, streamlined prompts, improved checkpoint renderers, and cleaner argument detail panels.

Chat across all cases in a folder at once — ask questions that span multiple cases and get answers with sources from each.

When you enter an incomplete ECLI, Feitlijn now shows a helpful hint explaining the expected format instead of a generic error.

New settings UI for managing your account preferences and feature access.

Feitlijn now runs on the shared Mino authentication system with single sign-on across all agents.

Case pages now have proper Open Graph metadata, canonical URLs, and dynamic titles for better sharing and search indexing.

New chunked extraction system processes documents in parallel windows, dramatically improving speed and reliability for large case files.

Upload Dutch documents and choose to generate timelines in Dutch — with inline language toggle in the chat interface.

Switched to Mistral as the primary LLM provider, running entirely on EU infrastructure for better data residency.

Scanned PDFs are now automatically processed with OCR, so even image-based documents can be analyzed.

Get notified by email when your timeline analysis is complete — no need to keep the tab open.

Live progress tracking with shimmer animations and elapsed time during document processing.

New users are welcomed with an interactive onboarding flow and a pre-built demo project showcasing all features.

Project cards on the dashboard now show richer previews with auto-polled suggested actions.

Chat messages and event descriptions now render with full markdown formatting.

Fixed broken Party column — replaced with Players and Team views for clearer data exploration.

Launched app.mino.law — a unified dashboard where you access all your agents, workspaces, and documents in one place.

Cross-app workspace management — workspaces, documents, tags, and collections shared across all Mino agents.

Mino Pro subscriptions with Mollie checkout — upgrade to Pro and auto-checkout after signup in a single flow.

Free and Pro tiers with feature gating — start free with Feitlijn, unlock all agents with Pro.

Full account deletion from your settings — removes all data across all agents.

Single sign-on across all Mino agents with refresh token support and shared session cookies.

Ask questions about any case and get AI-powered answers with numbered source citations. Chat works on individual cases and across entire collections.

When opening a case chat, Feitlijn suggests relevant questions to get you started based on the case content.

Chat across all cases in a collection — ask questions that span multiple rulings and get answers with sources from each case.

Organize your cases into folders for better workspace management.

Introduced Feitlijn Pro with premium features including AI chat, folder organization, and enhanced search.

Redesigned blog articles page with improved layout for law firm commentary on cases.

Chat sources now display with citation number badges and avatar-style cards for better traceability.

View uploaded PDFs directly in the app without downloading — click any document to open it in a modal viewer.

New welcome screen with guided setup and a demo project pre-loaded with sample data to explore all features.

Sign up and log in with your Microsoft or Google account — one click to get started.

Platform admin panel with user management, tier controls, and Feitlijn user overview.

Share your timeline with specific view configurations — recipients see the exact view (Timeline, Network, Split) you intended.

Redesigned landing page with video timeline and full-width sections optimized for mobile devices.

Redesigned share dialog with split layout, interactive sharing reminders, and cleaner UX.

Chat with AI about multiple cases in a collection at once — ask cross-case questions and get sourced answers.

Overhauled legal topic tagging with a structured taxonomy for more accurate case categorization and discovery.

Quick-access chat button on case pages with markdown rendering and contextual questions from case summary elements.

Nina is live — personalized legal case law digests based on the topics you care about, delivered to your inbox.

Subscribe to specific legal topics using Nina's structured taxonomy. Each tag maps to relevant case law so you only get what matters to your practice.

Admin dashboard for managing subscriptions, monitoring digest delivery, and reviewing subscriber activity.

Added FAQ section and onboarding copy to help new users understand how Nina works and what to expect.

Free course teaching legal professionals to build AI workflows — 11 lessons adapted for the legal engineering context.

Curated collection of Dutch legal AI prompts — ready to use for drafting, research, and analysis.

Transactional email system for welcome messages, password resets, and verification — powered by Resend.

Complete visual redesign with new color system, agent showcase, and improved mobile navigation.

Visualize relationships between players in an interactive force-directed graph. See how parties, entities, and key players connect at a glance. Click any node to see relationships and navigate to related events.

Create side-by-side juxtapositions of different event types. Configure top and bottom lanes with custom filters by category or player to compare parallel narratives.

Thea now works like Notion — your timeline data is the single source of truth, and views (Timeline, Network, Split, Data) are different lenses on that same data. Edit in one place, see updates everywhere.

Export your complete timeline data as structured JSON. Includes events, players, relationships, and categories with all metadata.

When chatting about timeline events, Thea shows which documents were used to answer your questions. Click any source to view the document.

Thea detects the language of your documents and generates timelines in the same language. Upload Dutch documents, get Dutch timelines.

Timeline events now show which documents they came from. Click any source to see the exact text excerpt used to create the event.

Upload multiple case files at once, making it much faster to import entire case folders.

Show only event headers without descriptions for a better overview. Toggle descriptions on/off for the level of detail you prefer.

Upload email files (.eml, .msg) and HTML documents (.html) for processing email correspondence and web-based evidence.

Build timelines through natural conversation directly in your project. Thea asks clarifying questions and helps define what you want to visualize.

Minimap navigation on the unified timeline view with support for ranges and markers.

Improved accuracy with confidence scoring for document sources.

Improved queue handling and error recovery, especially with large files.

Documents that trigger Azure content filters on some chunks now process successfully instead of failing entirely.

Added clear accepted file types text to upload drop zone.

Resolved gap issue at bottom of unified timeline.

Resolved issue where newly created exhibits weren't appearing in the selection list when editing events.

Exhibits now show number, title, and description consistently across the event drawer and selection dropdowns.

Vote on which agents we should build next — public voting system on the homepage to help shape our roadmap.

Unified login across all Mino agents — sign in once, access Thea, Feitlijn, and all future agents.

Published privacy policy and terms of service.

Full-featured demo experience with sample timeline showcasing all major features.

Refine timelines through conversation and track changes with version history.

Shared timelines can now be password-protected for secure external sharing.

Integrated Anthropic API for improved document chunk retrieval during timeline creation.

Added scan metrics and diagnostics to help understand document processing quality.

mino.law is live — the home for specialist AI agents for legal professionals. Starting with Thea and Feitlijn.

Cases now display structured legal topic tags powered by a real backend taxonomy — making it easier to find related cases and browse by practice area.

Copy properly formatted case citations with a single click.

Shared case links now show rich previews with case title and metadata on social media and messaging apps.

Improved logo system for law firm attribution on blog commentary.

Case pages now show commentary from law firm blogs — see what practitioners are saying about each ruling, with firm logos and links to the original articles.

Search and browse decisions from the Authority for Consumers & Markets (ACM) alongside regular case law, with a unified document header system.

Search through the actual text of court decisions with advanced filters — find exactly the passage you need across thousands of cases.

Added team member profiles to the About page.

Key cases are now marked as landmarks — significant rulings that shaped legal practice, highlighted for quick recognition.

New dedicated page showcasing all of Feitlijn's capabilities.

Animated search experience with faster results and better error handling.

Collections now have proper meta tags for better discoverability in search engines.

Sign up and log in to save your work, manage collections, and access personalized features.

Add personal notes to any case — capture your thoughts, flag key passages, and annotate rulings for later reference.

Internal admin panel for managing content, reviewing user feedback, and monitoring the platform.

Interface now available in both Dutch and English.

Visual procedural timeline showing how a case traveled through the courts — from first instance through appeal and cassation.

Case pages now include a sources overview and visual timeline of key events in the proceedings.

Added scroll animations and visual polish to the homepage for a more engaging first impression.

Users can submit positive and negative feedback on case summaries to help improve quality.

Connected Feitlijn to the live case law database — real cases instead of demo data.

Search for cases by ECLI number with instant results.

Clean, readable URLs for all case pages.

Fixed visual rendering issues in the case route component.

Feitlijn is live — AI-powered Dutch case law summaries with structured legal analysis, party identification, and key holdings.

Every case gets a structured summary with legal analysis, timeline, parties involved, and key takeaways — generated by AI, reviewed for accuracy.

Curated collections grouping related cases by legal topic — browse employment law, contract disputes, administrative law, and more.

Personal dashboard to track your recently viewed cases and saved collections.

Full dark mode support with a theme toggle — easy on the eyes during those late-night research sessions.

Export case summaries as PDF or share them with colleagues via a link.

Support for European Court of Justice cases alongside Dutch case law.

Quick inline annotations on case elements — jot down thoughts without leaving the case page.