This website aims to help its users improve the methods they currently use when completing complex tasks.

This website aims to have its users question current methods and hopefully find new methods which may produces better results.

For each task, A user writes down in the sub task table sub tasks they can think of or find.

Users can then examine the alterative approaches they have laid out in the sub task table and decide on which set of sub tasks is best to complete a given task.

This website also hopes to help lawyers locate factually relevant cases for their clients. .

When using the search bar on the legal info page, the retrieved results will be cases that have similar words in their fact sections to words inputted by the user.

The search looks for keywords present in each stored case’s fact section within the website database and ranks the cases by number of keywords found.

Facts, issues and arguments of the highest ranked cases found will be displayed after a user has executed a search.

Users then can review the search results and determine the case(s) they think would position them to submit the strongest possible argument and case(s) that could act as controlling precedent for the matter.