The client who calls at 6 PM hires whoever answers.

For law firms and solo practices. We answer every call and text, take intake by your criteria, book consultations with the right attorney, and pass anything that needs legal judgment to a person. The agent never gives legal advice.

That's our own business line, answered by the same kind of AI agent we build for you. Ask it what we do and how it would work for your business, or ask for a person at any point: you get your answers and hear the product working on the same call.

Example: a personal injury firmOne day, everything handled
6:00AM
6 AMNoon6 PMMidnight

The clock runs one example day from 6 AM to midnight

Where law firms lose cases

It's rarely the lawyering. It's the call after hours and the consultation nobody followed up on.

The evening call

Someone needs a lawyer after work, reaches voicemail and calls the next firm in the search results.

What we doThe AI voice agent answers, asks your intake questions and books the consultation. AI voice agent

Calls while you're in court

The office is small, everyone is busy and the phone rings out.

What we doAnything missed gets a text back in seconds, and intake can start by text. Missed-call text back

Leads with no next step

A consultation happens and nobody tracks whether the client signed.

What we doEvery lead is tracked stage by stage, from the first call to the signed agreement. CRM and pipelines

Hours spent screening

Your staff takes call after call about cases you don't handle.

What we doThe agent screens calls and messages by your criteria and refers out the ones you don't take. AI chat and text agents

What missed calls cost you

A rough estimate from your own numbers. Nothing is sent anywhere.

Cases that go to another firm 4 cases a month about $12,000 a month

People looking for a lawyer often call several firms and hire the first one that calls back. Each of these is a client who already chose to call you.

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Every practice area calls differently

We set the agent up for the calls your firm actually gets: what to ask, what to book and what needs an attorney.

"I was rear-ended this morning and my neck hurts. Do I have a case?"
A personal injury firm, Tuesday, 6:05 PM
What it asks first

When and where it happened, whether there were injuries and treatment, and whether anyone has signed anything.

What it books

A consultation, in person or by phone, with the intake notes attached.

What goes to an attorney

Whether there is a case. The agent never answers that, and an attorney is alerted for new injury calls.

Busiest: Holiday travel weekends and bad weather. What people search: car accident lawyer, personal injury attorney near me, slip and fall lawyer, truck accident attorney

"I need to talk to someone about a divorce. My spouse can't know I called."
A family law firm, Monday, 9:30 PM
What it asks first

The type of matter, the county, and a safe way and time to contact them.

What it books

A consultation, with confirmations sent only the way the caller asked.

What goes to an attorney

Anything about custody, safety or court dates, and the names of the other parties for your conflict check.

Busiest: January and the weeks after summer break. What people search: divorce lawyer near me, child custody attorney, family law attorney, uncontested divorce

"My son was arrested tonight. What do we do?"
A criminal defense firm, Saturday, 1:15 AM
What it asks first

Who was arrested, where they are held, and the charge if the caller knows it.

What it books

A consultation as soon as your calendar allows, with the details sent ahead.

What goes to an attorney

The call itself, if your rules say to wake the on-call attorney. Otherwise a callback first thing.

Busiest: Weekend nights and holidays. What people search: criminal defense lawyer, dui attorney near me, bail help, drug charge lawyer

"We want to update our wills now that we have grandkids."
An estate planning firm, Thursday, 2:40 PM
What it asks first

Whether they have existing documents, their state, and whether it's for one or two people.

What it books

A planning meeting, with your intake questionnaire sent by email.

What goes to an attorney

Questions about which documents they need, taxes or a family member's capacity.

Busiest: The new year and before big trips. What people search: estate planning attorney, will and trust lawyer, probate lawyer near me, power of attorney

What we build for law firms

Most firms start with the first three and add the rest once intake is under control.

Live in about two weeks

About 2 weeks from the first call to live. We connect to the case management and calendar software you already use.

Days 1 to 3We learn your intake

Practice areas, the questions you ask, the cases you turn down and who gets which call.

Days 4 to 8We connect your tools

Your case management software, calendars and phone number. Your number stays yours.

Days 9 to 13Your team tries to break it

Your intake staff call it with the hard ones, and we tune every answer that's off.

About day 14It takes your calls

We review calls every week and adjust your intake rules.

Guides for law firms

Questions from attorneys

Does it give legal advice?

No. It takes intake, books consultations and answers questions about your firm. Anything that needs legal judgment goes to a person, and the agent tells the caller so.

Can it screen out cases we don't take?

Yes. You set the practice areas, locations and criteria. Calls that don't fit get the referral or message you choose.

Can it help with conflict checks?

It collects the names of the parties involved and sends them to your staff before the consultation is confirmed.

How is client information handled?

We set up who sees what, what gets recorded and where intake notes go with you before launch. Your professional rules stay your call, and we build to the rules you give us.

How fast can we go live?

Most setups go live in about 2 weeks once we've mapped your intake.

What happens when a current client calls?

It takes the details and sends them to the attorney or paralegal on the matter. It doesn't discuss the case.

Does it work with our case management software?

We connect to the case management and calendar tools you use today. If yours has no way in, we'll tell you on the first call.

Can it answer in Spanish?

Yes. It answers calls and texts in Spanish and passes the intake summary to your team in English.

Law firms in your city

How people search for a lawyer is different in every city. See what we do where you practice.

Tell us how your firm runs.

We'll send you a quote for the system. Most setups go live in about 2 weeks.