The real cost of your inbox:
Your inbox is the most expensive unpaid employee in your firm. Every morning you spend on email is a morning you are not billing.
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You sit down, open your inbox, and the next half hour disappears. Scheduling replies, client updates, opposing counsel back-and-forth. None of it is billable. All of it feels urgent. By the time you start real work, your best focus hours are gone.
At $300/hr, that is $2,500/month in lost billing — just from mornings.Your inbox treats a scheduling notice from the court the same as a newsletter from Westlaw. A client asking about their custody hearing sits between a CLE promo and a cc from co-counsel. Things get missed. And when things get missed in law, people get hurt.
One missed deadline can cost more than a year of email management.You have tried delegating email. But paralegals have their own workload. Training someone to respond in your voice takes months. Turnover means starting over. And even the best paralegal cannot triage and draft at the speed your inbox demands.
AssistantAI costs quote per scope. A paralegal costs quote per scope. Do the math.I was spending 45 minutes every morning on email before my first client call. Now my AI handles the triage and drafts responses in my voice. I review 5 minutes of drafts instead of writing for an hour. Nothing has ever sent without my approval.— Managing Partner, Phoenix Family Law Practice
60 seconds. Standard OAuth connection — the same way you connect any app to Google. Your password is never shared. Tokens are encrypted with AES-256.
The AI reads how you actually write — your tone, your sentence structure, the way you sign off. It does not sound like a robot. It sounds like you on a good day.
Every morning you get a clean queue: urgent items flagged, drafts written, ready for your review. One tap to approve, or edit if you want to change something. Nothing sends until you say so.
The AI never discloses case strategy, settlement figures, or internal analysis in any draft. Sensitive threads get flagged for your direct attention.
Emails from courts, clerks, and opposing counsel with deadline language get flagged high-priority and moved to the top of your queue immediately.
The AI knows when a reply is going to opposing counsel vs. a client vs. a court and adjusts tone and content accordingly. No accidental disclosures.
Every draft sits in your review queue until you approve it. Edit, approve, or skip. You are always the final word on every outgoing email.
14 days to see what your mornings look like when email is not the first thing you do.
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