More than 3.7 million people are in U.S. immigration courts today, with average wait times approaching two years. Having an attorney improves outcomes fivefold, yet only a third of immigrants are represented. Government immigration data exists, but it is dense, fragmented, and practically inaccessible. Legal aid organisations are overwhelmed, and without clear, actionable intelligence, cases slip through the cracks and families are torn apart.

Mobile Pathways equips immigration organisations with technology to make legal processes faster and more accessible. The big idea is Actionable Immigration Data for Everyone (AIDE), transforming publicly available immigration data into clear, real-time intelligence that legal aid workers, media, nonprofits, and government entities can act upon.

At its core is Pathfinder AIDE, an agentic platform that continuously tracks live policy changes, executive orders, court shifts, and media signals. Grounded in 300 million+ government records and vetted by 400+ immigration experts, it turns that constant stream into instant, trustworthy insights.

With Pathfinder AIDE, legal aid workers can pull a complete legal history in seconds, stay ahead of every hearing and policy change, and spend their time on people instead of paperwork. And its public dashboards surface the trends behind the system, from asylum approval rates to judicial patterns, providing open data that fuels advocacy and informs reporting read by millions worldwide.

In just a few years, Mobile Pathways has become a trusted technology partner to more than 250 immigration organisations, media outlets, and government institutions. Its platform has reached 3.7 million immigrants and updates automatically as the law changes, with attorneys reporting clear gains in efficiency and case outcomes, and 91% of users recommending it to colleagues.

Its public dashboards have been viewed more than 500,000 times, informing media coverage, advocacy campaigns, and even class action lawsuits. Next, Mobile Pathways plans to expand Pathfinder AIDE to ingest ever larger public immigration datasets, automate alerts directly for immigrants, and reach nearly 5 million people by 2027, making justice more transparent, data-driven, and accessible for those navigating one of the toughest legal systems in the world.