Casehopper

Casehopper is an AI-powered drafting tool for immigration attorneys, part of Y Combinator’s S23 batch. Takes client intake form data and uses large language models to generate polished immigration documents — reference letters, briefs, affidavits, and application materials. Founded 2023 by Juan Ortiz and Anuhya Vajapey, incorporated in Delaware, Seattle-based. Raised $500K (YC-backed). Listed on Stanford CodeX TechIndex. 4 employees. Zero practitioner reviews or user testimonials found — all coverage is from AI tool directories and startup bloggers. No security certifications disclosed despite handling highly sensitive immigration client data (asylum seekers, undocumented status). No evidence of multilingual intake support. Competes with Docketwise and INSZoom (established immigration case management) and Zyra/Vesti (AI paralegal for immigration).

Who It’s For

• Immigration attorneys who spend hours drafting reference letters, briefs, and affidavits for each case
• Solo and small immigration firms looking to handle more cases by automating document preparation
• Immigration practices that want AI-assisted drafting integrated with client intake workflows

What We Haven’t Verified

• No third-party reviews found (G2, Capterra, Reddit)
• LinkedIn company page appears to redirect to wrong company — follower data unverifiable
• Pricing not publicly available
• No user testimonials or case studies from immigration attorneys — all coverage is from AI tool directories
• Specific visa categories and form types supported not independently confirmed
• No security certifications disclosed despite handling extremely sensitive immigration data (asylum seekers, undocumented status)
• LLM model details and hallucination safeguards not disclosed
• No evidence of multilingual intake support (critical for immigration clients)
• Integration with immigration case management systems (INSZoom, Docketwise) unknown