Crimson
Crimson is AI software for litigators that analyzes case files, builds chronologies, drafts briefs and tracks deadlines.
Data updated Nov 10, 2026 · From public announcements
Total raised
$2.5M
across 1 tracked round
Latest round
Seed
$2.5M · May 2026
First tracked
2026
Seed
Backers
n/a
Not disclosed
About Crimson
In the company's own words, reviewed by The Circle Desk.
Crimson helps litigators analyze case files, build chronologies, draft briefs and track correspondence and deadlines. The site reports a 2.5 million dollar seed round.
Product Details
From public sources. Crimson can confirm or correct these by claiming the profile.
- Built for
- Large firms, Mid-size firms
- AI
- AI native
- Security
- SOC 2 Type IIGDPR
- Key features
- Document review
- Early case assessment
- Search
- Production and export
- Trial preparation and presentation
- Case timeline and chronology
- Docket and court filings
- Investigations and data breach review
- AI summarization and Q and A
- Case and matter management
- Founded
- 2024
- Headquarters
- United Kingdom
Funding History
Every round we have tracked, newest first.
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May 28, 2026Seed$2.5MRead the announcement
Quick Answers
- What does Crimson do?
- Crimson helps litigators analyze case files, build chronologies, draft briefs and track correspondence and deadlines. The site reports a 2.5 million dollar seed round. Legal Tech Circle lists Crimson under Litigation & eDiscovery.
- How much funding has Crimson raised?
- Crimson has raised $2.5M in disclosed funding across 1 round tracked by Legal Tech Circle. The most recent was a Seed of $2.5M in May 2026.
- What are the alternatives to Crimson?
- Other eDiscovery companies Legal Tech Circle tracks include Everlaw, DISCO, Enter, and Steno. Compare them side by side on funding, investors and fit before you shortlist.
- Is Crimson SOC 2 compliant?
- Yes. Crimson lists SOC 2 Type II and GDPR.
- Does Crimson use AI?
- Yes. AI is at the core of the product.
- Where is Crimson based?
- Crimson is headquartered in United Kingdom.
Source: Legal Tech Circle funding data, from public announcements. Updated November 10, 2026.