The pilot
A paid pilot, on your hardware, on your cases.
One practice group, on a machine in your office, on files you already know the answer to. You keep everything it produces.
What a pilot is
The whole offer, on one page.
The offer
- 60 to 90 days.
- Installed on your machine. Nothing leaves the building.
- One practice group.
- Weekly check-ins.
- The memos, motions, and receipts it produces are yours.
- The pilot fee is credited to year one if you continue.
- Pricing is set with you during the pilot.
Hold us to the same standard you would hold anyone else selling this: the questions worth asking, and the two ways a tool can look good in a demo and fail in the office, are inhow to evaluate legal AI before a pilot.
What a pilot looks like
Your first eight weeks.
The pilot · in sequence
- Day 1. We install it on a machine in your office. Nothing is sent anywhere.
- Day 2. You hand it one closed file and the docket. You already know the answer.
- Day 3. The first hearing memo is on the desk, every line with its receipt. You check it against the file.
- Week 2. A live file. The memos keep arriving ahead of the calendar.
- Week 4. A motion proposed from the facts, anchored to the record pages that justify it.
- Week 8. Hours measured, the case study written, both yours to keep.
What you’ll have at the end
Three things you can hold up to anyone.
- A case study you ownYour case, your record, your numbers — written up and yours to publish, circulate, or keep.
- Hours measuredWhat the review actually took on that file, measured rather than estimated, against what it took before.
- One motion filed from itA motion the engine proposed from the facts, anchored to the record pages that justify filing it, and filed by you.
Book a demo
Tell us what you’d put in front of it.
One closed file, a pile of body cam, or a model you want gated. We will reply within one business day.
One closed file is enough to start.