SAN FRANCISCO, United States – 9 March 2026 – Mary Technology, a legal tech startup building a first-of-its-kind fact management software platform designed specifically for litigation and disputes, has closed a A$7 million funding round led by OIF Ventures, with participation from existing investors including Sydney Angels and Empress Capital.
The funding will fuel Mary Technology’s expansion into the US with the opening of its San Francisco office. Alongside enterprise-sized firms, the company is also addressing the underserved market of small-to mid-sized law firms through the launch of its self-serve model. For the first time in the US, lawyers can bypass the manual sales process and access Mary Technology’s Fact Management System (FMS) immediately, giving smaller teams the same fact management power as larger, global firms that are leveraging Mary today.
“Facts determine whether a legal case is won or lost, yet the way they’re managed hasn’t materially changed in decades,” said CEO Daniel Lord-Doyle. “That’s why we’re building the system of record for litigation facts to move from fragmented information to actionable intelligence.
We’re at an exciting stage in our journey, and with the funding and our US office opening, we’re in a good position to double down on our global expansion and continue defining a new – but critical – category within legal technology.”
Now available for the first time as a self-serve platform, Mary Technology helps legal firms eliminate the fact chaos between intake and case strategy. The company’s platform addresses the manual, time-intensive process of extracting and organising critical facts and case information from disorganised sources, including discovery, emails, reports, transcripts and other evidence. Its Fact Management System automatically converts unstructured, messy and handwritten documents into a structured, searchable and verified fact record that integrates with existing practice and document management systems.
By linking key facts directly to the source documents and materials, the platform enables legal teams to identify missed facts, inefficiencies and case gaps in minutes rather than weeks. Firms using Mary Technology report time savings between 50 and 90 per cent, freeing them up to take on more matters, improve client service and reduce both administrative burden and staff turnover.
“From our first meeting, it was clear that fact chaos is a genuine hair-on-fire problem that’s gone unsolved for far too long – and the Mary Technology team has both the depth of understanding and the execution chops to finally crack it,” said Oliver Darwin, OIF Ventures. “They’ve delivered on every promise and are showing strong growth. We couldn’t be more excited to partner with the team as they take on the global market.” Founded in 2023 by Rowan McNamee, Harry Raworth, Daniel Lord-Doyle and Luke Abagi, Mary Technology is on a mission to eliminate “fact chaos” for legal teams worldwide. Since launching, the company has achieved significant growth, with 10x ARR in 2025 and more than 2,000 lawyers globally using the platform from in-house counsel and law firms, including Shine Lawyers, Maurice Blackburn, Hall & Wilcox and Zaparas Lawyers. In the US, the company is already working with a number of specialist firms and will deepen its footprint as it ramps up its investment and focus in the market.
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About Mary Technology
Mary Technology is an Australian-founded startup building the world’s first Fact Management System—software that helps litigation and dispute lawyers surface, review & verify the facts faster. The company is backed by some of Australia’s top investors and has rapidly emerged as a transformative force in legal tech. For more information, visit www.marytechnology.com.
