This is really cool. Though, as someone who has worked in GTM at SaaS company, your website is confusing - most of the copy is written about features and the Q&A is geared towards associates ("will this let my boss spy on me?") but the "book a demo" button seems designed to lead partners into a demo. If the end goal is to convert potential executive sponsors and decisionmakers into a demo, the messaging should be revamped to almost entirely emphasize business outcomes rather than features. If you're curious, check out the free resources on the Product Marketing Alliance website!

Time and motion study for white collar workers. Gilbreth, the new generation.

We've come so far since the slave driver with the bullwhip.

Interesting, and definitely something I might have paid for when practicing. Too many 1am nights cleaning up my billing...

But are you sending data outside my machine for processing? Some asshole is going to argue I waived privilege. We all know that's bullshit but convincing my firm to pay for this without very specific words in the contract around your access rights to the data would make this a non-starter. And that seems to vary state to state.

Good luck! Great use of an LLM.

A lawyer dies and demands audience with the Lord right away.

- Lord, why did I have to die so young at 45, in the prime of my life?!

- Hmm, let me check our records, what's your name, John Smith? ... John Smith ... here it is! You say you are only 45? According to your billable hours you are past 112.

I work at a law firm. Great idea. My initial gut reaction is that to gain traction you’ll need to do ALOT to convince them of the data privacy.

A few suggestions: can they install it on prem? (The LLM “server”) Can they install it in their Azure or AWS tenant? Can it gather data from popular DMS and PMS? On prem and cloud? What about geolocation? Data likely needs to reside in the country of the entity if that country has sophisticated data laws What about things like information barriers - if anything sensitive is going where your teams eyeballs are / permissions allow, how do you deal with that?

Finally as I’m not overly familiar with LLMs I wonder how reliable it is - lawyers will expect perfection and all I hear about LLMs is hallucinations