
Your HUNDREDHANDS AI employee takes over the groundwork: summarizing case files, first drafts of briefs and contracts, research with citations, a second pair of eyes on deadlines and follow-ups, client correspondence, dictation turned into finished documents. He lives on a computer in your firm, and you manage him over WhatsApp. Review, signature and responsibility remain yours.
You spent years qualifying, and you spend your days reconstructing case files, sending status updates, checking deadlines and clearing formalities. This is the scale of it in the legal profession:
Before the first sentence is written, you have read for half an hour: reconstructing the chronology, hunting for exhibits, boiling the other side's argument down to its core. Every single time.
Clients want to know what is happening, and rightly so. Status updates, follow-up questions, scheduling and document requests cut through every block of time you tried to protect.
Statutory deadlines, follow-ups, appeal briefs, responses: the control is liability-critical and often depends on a single person, who sometimes gets sick.
Reviewing the electronic court inbox, assigning messages to files, acknowledgments of receipt, backfilling billable hours, issuing fee invoices. Formal work nobody pays for and nobody wants to own.
Your AI employee moves into your firm on his own computer and takes over first what every office generates, then what only a law firm generates. He does not advise, he does not assess, he does not sign. He delivers drafts, summaries and preparation. Legal judgment, approval and responsibility remain yours without exception: that is exactly how the system is built, every result crosses your desk before it leaves the firm.

He works through the file pile before you open it, and puts the essentials in front of you on two pages.

You set the direction, he writes the rough draft using your firm templates. What becomes of it is your call.

A second pair of eyes on your deadline calendar: as an additional safeguard, not a replacement for your own deadline control.
Your AI employee sits at a real computer in your firm: with mouse, keyboard and screen. He uses the same software as your team. You change nothing, you export no files, you learn nothing new.
Overnight he reviewed the inbox and the court mailbox, assigned everything to the right file and prepared summaries of three matters for you.
"In the Berger case, the appeal brief is due in 9 days, a draft is ready. Please verify the deadline entry in the calendar as always."
A voice message on the way back from court. It becomes a clean document in your firm template, laid out for review and signature.
New case, thick binder. He reads, builds the chronology, the exhibit list and a list of open points. The legal assessment is yours.
Status updates for four cases are drafted, two document requests written. You skim, approve, and out they go.
He backfills open time entries, prepares two fee invoices and lays out tomorrow's follow-up list sorted by urgency.
You fill out the form: five minutes, no phone call, no meeting. We read it and decide whether your firm is a fit.
Online · 5 minutesIf it is a fit, you receive an access link. Your AI employee reports in on your WhatsApp and spends 24 hours working real tasks from your practice, with anonymized documents if you prefer.
Free · no obligationThen we build him around your firm: your templates, your text blocks, your tone, your practice areas. Monitored by our audit agent. Everything outward-facing is approved by you first.
From then on: 24/7A new hire at your firm needs months to learn how things are done, making every rookie mistake once along the way. Your AI employee arrives with those apprentice years already behind him.
Thousands of documented procedures, dead ends and solutions from years of real work are his starting point, not his learning goal. What went wrong once somewhere else simply does not go wrong at your company.
Whatever one agent solves anywhere, we review and pass on to all. Next month your employee can do things he cannot do today. No training, no surcharge.
The major AI models get stronger every month. Your employee automatically switches to the best one available. Same colleague, same knowledge, always the sharpest available mind. You never deal with the technology.
He is pure support work, like a very fast research assistant. He advises no one, he never appears externally as your firm, and he decides nothing. He delivers summaries, rough drafts and research. Legal review, deadline entries in the calendar, approval, signature and responsibility remain yours. Nothing leaves the firm without your explicit approval.
On a computer that physically sits in your offices: not with a cloud provider, not on third-party servers, not in someone else's model training. You can literally watch him work, and you can switch him off. For a profession bound to confidentiality, that is exactly the decisive difference from subscription AI in a browser.
No. He takes the work off your support staff that nobody has time for anymore: reading files, preparing drafts, backfilling time entries, watching follow-ups. He is managed via WhatsApp or voice message. There is no new interface, no training and no change to your practice software. And if you cannot find staff anyway, he closes the gap.
Less than a part-time hire. The exact number depends on what he is meant to take over for you. You state that in the application and receive your offer in writing, together with access to the 24-hour test.
The first of these AI employees has worked daily in real business operations for over a year and a half: correspondence, documents, organization, websites. This very page was built by one. In the 24-hour test you experience it yourself: on your own WhatsApp, with your real tasks. If nothing comes of it, you had someone doing your groundwork for a day.
No phone call, no meeting, no sales pitch. You fill out the application form in five minutes. If it is a fit, you receive an access link, and your AI employee reports for duty on your WhatsApp for 24 hours.