Pretend you’re sitting at Elizabeth Holmes’ desk on this weirdly detailed website
AI-summarised brief · reviewed before publication
Extend engineer Bo Lau launched an interactive website that recreates Elizabeth Holmes’ 2016 office, allowing users to navigate her MacBook, iPhone, and the Theranos Edison device using authentic emails, texts, slides and court‑exhibited documents from the United States v. Holmes criminal trial. The simulation mirrors the era’s technology—OS X El Capitan on a MacBook Air and a home‑button iPhone—while letting visitors “run” the Edison blood‑testing machine. Lau built the site to showcase Extend’s document‑parsing capabilities, promoting a watch party for Nathan Fielder’s upcoming Holmes documentary “You Can See Everything” and the company’s B2B SaaS platform that claims to extract and split complex documents with high accuracy. The tool offers a more accessible way to explore thousands of PDFs released in the high‑profile case.
💡 Why It Matters
- · By turning dense legal filings into an immersive, searchable experience, the site demonstrates how AI‑driven document tools can transform forensic research and public engagement with complex litigation.
