Every non-billable hour is money you don't bill for.
We build custom tools that put your time back into client work. Software shaped to how solo and small attorney practices actually run, not another platform you have to learn.
Most attorneys bill less than half the day they work.
The average attorney captures three billable hours in an eight-hour workday. Solo and small practices spend roughly 45% of their time on admin work, and 77% say they spend too much time on tasks that have nothing to do with practicing law. The hours leak through intake, drafting, billing, and chasing clients.
Source: Clio 2025 Legal Trends Report.
The practices pulling ahead aren't hiring. They're automating.
Practices with more than 50 attorneys are running 39% AI adoption. Solo and small practices are sitting at 20%. Attorneys who do use AI save five hours a week on average, worth roughly $19,000 a year per lawyer. The practices that adopted these tools are seeing the difference, in billable capture, in client responsiveness, and in how their attorneys actually spend the day.
Sources: ABA 2025 Tech Report and Thomson Reuters 2025 Future of Professionals Report.
Where the hours actually go.
Most attorneys we talk to say the day disappears in the same set of tasks. None of them are what your clients pay you to do.
- Client intake and conflict checks
- Document drafting and template assembly
- Time entry and billing reconciliation
- Client communication and status updates
- Discovery, document review, and matter organization
What we build for attorneys.
Custom apps scoped to the specific drag points in your practice. Not a generic case management platform. Not another tool to log into. Built for how your office runs and integrated with what you already use.
Intake portal with conflict pre-check
Adaptive intake forms, automated reminders, and a pre-check against your matter list before the call gets booked.
Document drafting tied to your templates
Engagement letters, demand letters, and routine pleadings populated from your records and held for your review.
Time and billing capture in the background
Time entries built from calendar, email, and document activity. You confirm; you don't reconstruct.
Client status portal
Cuts down the 'where are we' calls. Clients see what's happening; you stop answering the same email three times a week.
Most attorney projects fit our standard scoped tiers. We'll price yours once we understand how your practice runs today.
Built to ABA Formal Opinion 512 from day one.
ABA Formal Opinion 512, issued in July 2024, was clear: under Model Rule 1.6, you can't put client confidences into self-learning AI tools without informed consent, and boilerplate consent in your engagement letter doesn't cut it. You also have to do real vendor due diligence on whatever you use. We build for that bar from the start.
- We don't train external models on your client data, ever.
- Single-tenant setup for your practice, not a shared pool with other attorneys.
- Access controls and audit logs your bar or malpractice carrier will recognize.
- A documented vendor diligence package, sized to satisfy the Opinion 512 inquiry.
You've probably read about Mata v. Avianca and the sanctions that followed. Hallucinations and unsupervised AI work are a real risk. Everything we build keeps a human in the loop on anything that leaves your office.
Tell us where the drag is. We'll tell you what we'd build.
We listen, we scope, you decide.
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