Ryno
Ryno and the authorized record
Published 2026-08-01 · 4 min read
What ParentLedger’s Ryno assistant can and cannot do — and why answers stay tied to your matter.
Ryno is ParentLedger’s assistant for searching and summarizing the parenting record you (and invited counsel) are authorized to see. It is not a substitute for a lawyer, mediator, or therapist.
Ask questions that the ledger can answer: timelines of exchanges, expense totals in a category, when a schedule changed, or where a receipt lives. Vague hypotheticals about “what a judge will do” are outside its job.
Because Ryno reads the authorized matter, inviting counsel and scoping access carefully still matters. You control who sees the record; Ryno does not invent a second evidence vault.
In the attorney workspace, Ryno replaces scavenger-hunt UI. There is no separate evidence-search field bolted onto every screen — counsel asks against the case they already opened.
Use Ryno to accelerate review. Use counsel to decide strategy. ParentLedger keeps those roles clear on purpose.