Custom software and AI for law firms.

Lawyers should spend their time on legal judgment. We build tools for the work around it: intake, documents, tracking and billing, with attorneys reviewing what matters.

Common problems

Where the time usually goes.

  1. Intake is scattered

    One intake flow collects the details, runs your conflict check steps and opens the matter.

  2. Documents get read and retyped

    Software pulls dates, parties and key terms into your systems for a person to confirm.

  3. Billing eats month-end

    Time entries get checked against client billing rules before a partner has to find the problems.

What we can build

Examples for your kind of organization.

Every project starts by looking at how your team actually works, so yours may look different.

Client intake

From first contact to opened matter, with fewer forms and fewer dropped details.

Document assembly

First drafts of routine documents from your approved templates.

Document summaries

Summaries with links to the source text, so an attorney can verify them quickly.

Deadline tracking

Key dates in one place, with reminders that reach the right people.

Billing review

Flag entries that break client guidelines before the invoice goes out.

Client updates

A secure place for clients to check status instead of calling.

Handled with care

What we watch for.

Lawyers remain responsible for AI-assisted work. ABA Formal Opinion 512 covers competence, confidentiality, client communication, supervision and fees, and state rules vary. We design for attorney review and work with your firm's ethics guidance. This isn't legal advice.

FAQ

Common questions.

Will the AI give legal advice?

No. We build tools that organize, draft and check. An attorney reviews the work and makes the legal calls.

Do you replace our practice management software?

Usually not. We build around it and connect the gaps between it and your other tools.

Partner with Inkwell

Tell us where the time goes.

A few sentences is plenty. We'll tell you honestly whether custom software makes sense.