Self-Promo Friday: pitch what you're building (October edition)

It's Friday. This is the weekly thread where self-promotion is welcome.

If you're building something for lawyers or legal teams, tell us:

  • Name of product/company:
  • What it is:
  • Who it's for:
  • Who you are:
  • One link where we can see it:

Vendor pitches need Vendor: Company or verified-vendor flair. One top-level comment and one link per company. Please say what your relationship is to the product.

No link shorteners, redirects or "DM me". If AutoMod holds your comment, don't repost it. I'll approve comments in waves.

Questions and replies don't need vendor flair.

Alex

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u/alexdenne — 13 days ago

What did you ship in September? One link + screenshots or demo videos welcome.

What did you ship this month?

Pick one feature or improvement and tell us:

  • What changed?
  • Who is it for?
  • What did people have to do before?
  • Is it live, in beta or still being tested?

One link per company. Screenshots and demo videos are very welcome.

Please say who you are and your relationship to the product. Vendor comments need Vendor: Company or verified-vendor flair.

One top-level comment per company.

If AutoMod holds it, don’t repost it I approve comments in waves.

And welcome to our newly verified vendors:

  • u/revkever — Switch Analytics
  • u/nicolasdawalibi — HAQQ
  • u/bengarvey — Common Paper

Thanks for going through the rigmarole (more to do, as always!)

Thanks also for making yesterday's AMA a success, I know AJ and Max enjoyed it.

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u/alexdenne — 20 days ago

Self-Promotion Friday: tell us your legal tech founder/career story (no links)

No links this week.

Just tell us a bit about yourself.

How did you get into legal tech?
What made you start/join the company, and when?
How big is the team now?
How many customers do you have?
What big changes did you make along the way?

If you’re comfortable sharing revenue, funding, profitability or growth numbers, people here would find that very interesting I'm sure.

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u/alexdenne — 27 days ago
▲ 19 r/ediscovery+1 crossposts

Scheduled AMA: Everlaw CEO AJ Shankar & CTO Max Christoff | Thursday 24 September | 10:30am Pacific / 1:30pm Eastern / 6:30pm UK

On Thursday 24 September, Everlaw founder and CEO AJ Shankar and CTO Max Christoff are joining us for a 90-minute AMA here on r/legaltech.

10:30am to noon Pacific / 1:30pm to 3pm Eastern / 6:30pm to 8pm UK.

Add to your calendar: Apple Calendar | Google | Office 365 | Outlook | Outlook.com | Yahoo

Valued at over $2bn in its 2021 funding round, Everlaw builds software for litigation and investigations, from legal holds through document review and trial preparation. Its customers include all 50 US state attorneys general's offices and the DOJ.

A few more figures from the team:

  • 239 million documents in a single matter.
  • 93 of the Am Law 200 are customers.
  • They've supported more than 1,000 concurrent reviewers in a single matter.

AJ’s founded Everlaw after being as a Ph.D. student in computer science at UC Berkeley, where he consulted for a law firm and saw the challenges of legal discovery.

Max joined Everlaw in 2025 as its first CTO, after 14 years at Google, where he led Chrome Browser engineering and helped launch Google Wallet.

They'd both like to see/hear technical questions. As with all our AMAs, this is your opportunity to ask them anything, and their opportunity to leave the press-polished answers at the door.

Note: This is the announcement and advance-question thread.

I'll link to the separate live AMA here as it starts and carry your advance questions over and tag you so you get notified when Max and AJ answer them.

Thanks for all your input and for making these AMAs a success. I think I have 3 more AMAs lined up with $1bn+ valuation vendors between now and xmas. Each one brings more practitioners and value to the sub.

Edit: Added Bios, tweaked copy.

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u/alexdenne — 27 days ago

Almost 13 million people receive the state pension A 3.9% rise (triple lock) would take the flat-rate state pension above the personal allowance of £12,570 and so be liable for income tax.

Something has to change, surely? What would you change?

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u/alexdenne — 1 month ago

Self-Promo Friday — Share some blogs, hot takes and thought leadership

It's Friday. This is the one thread on r/legaltech where self-promotion is welcome.

The format:

  • The take (write it here, in the comment — a couple of sentences is fine):
  • Why you believe it:
  • Link (optional):

Follow the format or the post will be removed. A take with no link is welcome. A link with no take is not.

Make it something you'd actually defend, and people would disagree with you on. "AI is transforming legal" is not a take.

Rules:

  1. Vendor comments need Vendor: YourCompany or verified-vendor flair.
  2. One comment per company.
  3. No link shorteners, redirects or "DM me".
  4. Disclose your relationship to whatever you're sharing.
  5. If AutoMod holds your comment, don't repost it. I approve in waves.

Questions and replies don't need flair.

Practitioners: this is a good opportunity to tell vendors where they're wrong, and they've spent too much time in the legaltech vendor bubble.

Apologies to the vendors and practitioners who verified recently and are still waiting on flair. There's a backlog and it's on me. I'll have it cleared for next week's thread.

Alex

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u/alexdenne — 1 month ago

Harvey has raised again: $550M at a $15.5B valuation, $400m ARR (a ~39x multiple). It is now more valuable than LexisNexis.

So, is that a big number?

Thomson Reuters 'Legal Professionals segment' (Westlaw, Practical Law) has ~$3bn ARR (~40% of their total revenue) and TR's total valuation is ~$40bn

LexisNexis owner RELX 'Legal segment' generated ~$2bn (~20% of their revenue) and they're valued at ~$60bn

Company Estimated Valuation Current ARR / Revenue Revenue Multiple
Thomson Reuters (Legal Professionals) ~$16.0 billion ~$3.0 billion ~5.3x
Harvey $15.5 billion $400 million ~38.8x
RELX (Legal) ~$12.0 billion ~$2.0 billion ~6.0x

At this rate, in 1 month, Harvey will be the most valuable legal product/platform in the world (even though the market value of TR and RELX holding companies will be greater).

This comparison is a bit crude, I know.

Edit: typo

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u/alexdenne — 1 month ago

Legaltech Webinars Coming Up: 8 Sep–14 Sep 2026

LexisNexis

Redditor: u/ZoltarGrantsYourWish

Filevine

iManage

Redditor: u/Imanage_neil, u/imanage_paul

Juro

Smokeball

  • Brace for Impact: Disaster Planning for Attorneys · Wed 09 Sep · 9:00am PDT · 12:00pm EDT · 5:00pm BST · 6:00pm CEST · CLE
  • Organized Trial Prep with Smokeball · Fri 11 Sep · 12:00pm PDT · 3:00pm EDT · 8:00pm BST · 9:00pm CEST · CLE
    • Trial prep can get hectic, but Smokeball can help make it more manageable. Join Smokeball Trainer Nicole Damnitz, a former paralegal and longtime Smokeball user, for practical tips on organizing trial materials and creating a smoother process.

SimpleDocs

Redditor: u/PrestonSimpleDocs

  • Beyond Contract Storage: The Rise of the Intelligent Repository · Thu 10 Sep · 8:00am PDT · 11:00am EDT · 4:00pm BST · 5:00pm CEST
    • Contract repositories were built to answer "Where is the contract?" Join Preston Clark on 10 September for the Contract Intelligence Maturity Model, the 20 questions legal should be asking its contracts, and a live demo of an intelligent repository in practice.
    • Speakers: Preston Clark, J.D.

XLSCOUT

Law Insider

Redditor: u/One-Contribution-997

  • What Are You Actually Budgeting For 2027? Rethinking the Legal Function in Q4 · Wed 09 Sep · 7:30am PDT · 10:30am EDT · 3:30pm BST · 4:30pm CEST
    • Most legal teams treat Q4 planning as a numbers exercise: last year’s budget, adjusted. But the shape of the work has changed faster than the shape of most legal functions. Demand is rising while headcount is flat, AI adoption has moved ahead of function design, and the internal/external boundary is shifting. In this live 60-minute session, Electra Japonas will show how to use the Q4 planning window to make deliberate decisions about team shape, sourcing, self-service and AI—and turn those choices into a budget the CFO can evaluate. You’ll leave with a demand diagnostic, four design decisions, practical budget scenarios, and a six-week action plan. Includes 15 minutes of live Q&A.
    • Speakers: Electra Japonas

LeanLaw

  • Decision to Go-Live: What Switching Your Firm’s Billing System Actually Takes · Thu 10 Sep · 10:00am PDT · 1:00pm EDT · 6:00pm BST · 7:00pm CEST
    • A live webinar on what changing a law firm’s billing system actually involves — the real timeline, who does the work, and the three places firms lose weeks. Co-hosted by LeanLaw and ProsperSpark.
    • Speakers: Jonathon Fishman, Brandon Zobel

Knovos

  • BTM: The AI-Powered eDiscovery Advantage · Thu 10 Sep · 9:00am PDT · 12:00pm EDT · 5:00pm BST · 6:00pm CEST
    • Discovery is one of the most data-heavy, time-consuming, and costly parts of legal practice. AI is rapidly reshaping eDiscovery by automating review, flagging key documents, and reducing both expense and risk. Attorneys, partners, and IT leaders are now weighing which AI-driven eDiscovery tools will give their firm a competitive edge. This webinar will examine what features firms value most, how AI impacts client expectations, and where vendors should focus to align with the evolving discovery landscape.

Inhubber

  • Contract Management for Hospitality - Inhubber · Wed 09 Sep · 3:00am PDT · 6:00am EDT · 11:00am BST · 12:00pm CEST
    • Discover how AI-powered contract management helps optimize hospitality contract management. Join our free webinar!

PERSUIT

  • PERSUIT | What's the Deal with Firm+ Anyway? · Thu 10 Sep · 8:00am PDT · 11:00am EDT · 4:00pm BST · 5:00pm CEST
    • Join PERSUIT's live webinar on Thursday, September 10, 2026 to learn everything law firms need to know about Firm+, PERSUIT's premium product suite for Business Development, Pricing, and Competitive Intelligence.

Sources: vendor sites, sitemaps and public listings of the top 500 ranked vendors on https://rlegaltech.com

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u/alexdenne — 1 month ago

Self-Promo Friday — pitch what you’re building

The one weekly thread on r/legaltech where self-promotion is welcome.

If you’re building something for lawyers or legal teams, use this format please::

  • Name of product/company:
  • What it is:
  • Who it’s for:
  • Who you are:
  • Link to a feature page:

A few rules:

  1. Vendor pitches need Vendor: Company or verified-vendor flair.
  2. One comment per company, with one link.
  3. No link shorteners, redirects or “DM me”.
  4. Please disclose your relationship to whatever you’re sharing.
  5. If AutoMod holds your comment, don’t repost it. I approve them in waves.
  6. If you don't follow the above format, your post will be removed.

Questions and replies don’t need vendor flair.

Also, welcome to our first 5 verified practitioners: u/egpaul, u/kahoots3, u/Frickinwicked, u/neuralgraffiti and u/Ubertam.

Thanks for being willing to go first, and for putting up with the verification rigmarole.

Alex

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u/alexdenne — 1 month ago

Self-Promo Friday: New features only. What did you ship?

If you've shipped a feature, integration or substantial product update recently - show us.

Don't paste a pitch again with just a link to your homepage. This can be an changelog / new-feature outlet for you.

Comment in this format:

  • Your product and affiliation
  • What shipped and when
  • The legal workflow it changes (and who it is primarily for)
  • A screenshot, release note or short demo video
  • Who can use it now (and what plan they need to be on)
  • A link or deep-link to try the feature (not just a link to your homepage).

Vendor flair and clear disclosure are required. As is following the above format. If you don't follow the format, I'll remove the post.

No "book a demo" links or 'DM me'.

Also - welcome u/TheKsharp from Chamelio, newly verified. (I know others messaged me this week, I'm working on it!)

Looking forward to this,

Alex

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u/alexdenne — 2 months ago

Self-Promotion Friday — Open Source Legal Tech (GitHub link required)

Legal tech already benefits hugely from open legal standards such as Bonterms, Common Paper and oneNDA, alongside open-source tools and infrastructure like docassemble, CourtListener/RECAP and noslegal.

This week's self-promotion thread is for Open Source Legal Tech.

So - if you’re building or maintaining something open source for lawyers, legal teams, courts, access to justice or legal ops, share it below.

One rule: include a public GitHub repository link.

Please tell us:

  • What it does and who it helps
  • What contributions or feedback you want
  • Your relationship to the project
  • The licence
  • How usable it is today

No product pages or “we might open-source this later”.

Calling in some people I know building or supporting such work: u/tommy_docketdrafter, u/tanin47, u/peetabear, u/ladyofcode, u/vaquillAi, u/rohasnagpal and u/One-Contribution-997. There are of course, many others.

We can all move faster if we work together, as there's a chance that many open source projects have experienced the same growing pains, or monetisation pains.

u/alexdenne — 2 months ago

Legaltech Webinars for the coming week

LexisNexis

Redditor: u/ZoltarGrantsYourWish

Filevine

  • Say It Once, Never Chase It Again: LOIS for Meetings Live · Thu 20 Aug · 11:00am PDT · 2:00pm EDT · 7:00pm BST · 8:00pm CEST
    • See LOIS for Meetings live: real-time transcription, instant summaries, and one-click tasks that sync straight into Filevine projects, exclusively for iOS users

iManage

Relativity

  • Follow the Thread: AI-Powered Deposition Strategy for Plaintiff Teams · Wed 19 Aug · 10:00am PDT · 1:00pm EDT · 6:00pm BST · 7:00pm CEST
    • Find the evidence that matters. Build your case theory around it. Pressure-test it before the witness sits down.
    • Speakers: Suzanne Clark, Esq., CEDS, Stephanie Clerkin, CEDS, RCA, Caitlin Ward
    • Featuring: Complex Litigation E-Discovery Forum

Juro

  • Juro Platform Training Webinars | Juro · Wed 26 Aug · 6:00am PDT · 9:00am EDT · 2:00pm BST · 3:00pm CEST
    • This is a 45-min live session for new, existing, and future Juro users looking to get started with contract automation.These recurring webinars alternate between an Admin and End User perspective o...

Aderant

  • Expert Sierra Migration: Ask the Cloud Experts · Thu 20 Aug · 9:00am PDT · 12:00pm EDT · 5:00pm BST · 6:00pm CEST
    • From Practice of Law applications to Business of Law infrastructure, Aderant is the trusted leader in legal software solutions. Learn more!
    • Speakers: George Hernandez, Ryan Moffitt

Law Insider

Redditor: u/PrestonSimpleDocs

  • Prompting Best Practice on Law Insider · Thu 20 Aug · 8:00am PDT · 11:00am EDT · 4:00pm BST · 5:00pm CEST
    • Law Insider's AI can review, redline, and research contracts. What it produces depends entirely on what it's asked to do. The gap between a vague ask and a useful output is where most users stall - and it's exactly where our support and onboarding questions cluster: "why did it miss this clause," "how do I get it to redline like my playbook."

Alt Legal

Anytime AI

Filerskeepers

  • One Retention Schedule, Multiple Systems: Is Fully Automated Records Management Possible? · Thu 20 Aug · 11:00am PDT · 2:00pm EDT · 7:00pm BST · 8:00pm CEST
    • One Retention Schedule, Multiple Systems: Is Fully Automated Records Management Possible? Date: August 20, 2026 | Time: 1:00 PM (Central Time) Register NowMost organizations have one retention schedule. Enterprise information, however, is spread across hundreds if not thousands of systems including Microsoft 365, ERP and HR systems, email, shared drives, cloud applications, and legacy repositories—each with Discover practical strategies for operationalizing retention schedule across Microsoft 36

Lawyers With Purpose

This​ got a good reaction last week when I posted, apologies for the delay, hope this helps ​some people again.

Alex

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u/alexdenne — 2 months ago

Self-Promotion Fridays (Demo Videos Only)

Right, one rule this week so we're seeing and hearing different things.

We spend quite enough time reading claims about what products might do. Show us. Walk us through the actual product and a real workflow.

A screen recording, Loom, YouTube video, whatever you have.

Some pay thousands to participate in a demo day, but you can do it right here instead if you like.

If this post works, we'll make this a monthly version of the weekly thread.

Post your top-level comment with

  1. A playable demo-video link
  2. A brief description of workflow/product you’re showing
  3. Whether it’s live, beta or a prototype
  4. The feedback you’d most like

Not following this format will get your comment removed.

And welcome to these newly-verified vendors (yes, I started working through the backlog)

  • Intellek — u/Intellekhq
  • Summize — u/ZebraZealousideal595
  • LEGALFLY — u/LEGALFLYUK
  • Parachute — u/Visual_Set_4141
  • JD Document Forge — u/jd80303
  • OurFirm AI — u/OutrageousArt5572
  • Alpaca Docs — u/jpiabrantes
  • Caddi — u/FrequentSolution2478
  • Cardboard Intelligence — u/AdhesivenessWise6628
  • Casefleet — u/eljefek
  • ChiefofStaff — u/Ok_Introduction4959
  • DraftPilot — u/thechrisoshow
  • Eno PDF — u/Positive-Bell-9675
  • Ezel AI — u/ezel-ai
  • Lawfecta — u/lawfecta
  • LegalRabbit — u/tanin47
  • NativeCluster — u/pablothe
  • Paralegent AI — u/AcanthisittaHorror86
  • RedactLocal — u/Used_Wait_3092
  • stella — u/sokinek
  • Trellis — u/Trellislaw_
  • ViewSpectra — u/PopularWeather6463
  • Gitmatter — u/peetabear
  • Bind — u/bindlegal
  • TrialBase — u/TrialBaseAI, u/housecat and u/415bay
  • InterviewDroid — u/MindfulConversion
  • Lekhak — u/sparvpartners
  • Altorney — u/ravomess
  • DocketDrafter — u/tommy_docketdrafter
  • Privileged AI — u/akash_privileged
  • goHeather — u/UnlikelyJuice4040
  • Everlaw — u/IntentionRoyal3130
  • LawDep — u/Majestic_Yak3151
  • Lexis Defender — u/EbbUpstairs8503
  • CASUS — u/Sad-Carpenter6794

Perhaps some of our verified vendors could kick us off with a demo video?

Thanks everyone, I've appreciated all your help this week.

Alex

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u/alexdenne — 2 months ago

List of Legaltech Webinars in the next 7 days

As this is my first time running and sharing this, I'm sure some vendors will be running a webinar in the next 7 days which hasn't been included. If that's you — let me know and I'll fix that for next time.

LexisNexis

Redditor: u/ZoltarGrantsYourWish

Filevine

Ontra

Ironclad

Redditor: u/Ironclad

Smokeball

SimpleDocs

Redditor: u/PrestonSimpleDocs

  • How to Buy Legal AI · Thu 13 Aug · 11:00am PDT · 2:00pm EDT · 7:00pm BST · 8:00pm CEST
    • Speakers: Preston Clark, J.D., Jordan Trevino

Aderant

RSign

Alt Legal

Lawyers With Purpose

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u/alexdenne — 2 months ago

Weekly vendor self-promotion thread #3

The one thread on r/legaltech where promotion is welcomed. Otherwise — check the rules.

Two things will auto-remove your pitch, so do this:

  1. Set your user flair to exactly Vendor: YourCompany — not just "Vendor", not just your company name.
  2. One comment, one link.

Template:

  • What it is:
  • Who it's for:
  • Link:

Full ground rules + how-to set flair (mobile & desktop) are in last week's thread (and the original). I won't repeat it all every week.

Comments will often be held for review before they show, that's normal. I approve in waves, so don't repost.

Questions and replies don't need flair.

Alex

P.S. I have a backlog of ~50 approved vendor verifications, I will get to them. You've not been forgotten and thank you for your patience!

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u/alexdenne — 2 months ago

Legora buys Wexler

Another interesting one. I spoke to the guys at Wexler earlier this year, and they seemed to be doing a good job of selling to litigators in big law. I think there are more than a few reasons why that's interesting to Legora.

Pardon the relatively low effort post, I'm away from my computer. I wonder what other areas we can expect to see acquisitions in?

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u/alexdenne — 3 months ago

Artificial Analysis now covering Harvey's Bench

Now I know what some of you will think: "Alex is posting about Harvey again". But honestly forget that this is Harvey, And just think of it as legal technology getting into mainstream AI news. Yes, Harvey is the vehicle but they are at the valuation vanguard right now.

I think it's great that we're getting legal benches on artificial analysis, and I think it's interesting that Fable 5 performs better than any other model so far. I'm excited to see what gpt 5.6 and grok 4.5 performance is here.

I think this is actually useful for vendors as much as it is for practitioners, thoughts?

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u/alexdenne — 3 months ago

NEW: Weekly self-promotion thread

There is now a slice of r/legaltech where promotion is welcome(!)

In all other posts on all other days, Rule 1 applies in full. In this new weekly post series, go for it.

Request to everyone to ensure this is valuable

Please ask questions about pricing, data handling, what happens to your documents, actual customer counts. That's the point of doing this in the open.

Ground rules for vendors

  1. Vendor flair is required to pitch. Replies and questions don't need flair; that requirement is for pitches only. Instructions on how to do this are below. Vendor comments without flair will be removed.
  2. One comment per company with one link per pitch.
  3. No link shorteners, no redirect domains, and no "DM me for details", everything stays as discussion where the community can see it and learn from it.
  4. Feel free to link people to your rlegaltech.com listing if you have one (and tag me if you want to claim the 'Verified Vendor' flair for next week).
  5. No upvote brigading. I check. Vendors caught vote-manipulating end up on the public r/legaltech shill wall.
  6. Posting a pitch = opting in to the r/legaltech rules and the vendor conduct standards at rlegaltech.com/rules.
  7. Use the template below (or I'll assume you haven't read the other rules)

Pitch template (copy/paste)

  • What it is:
  • Who it's for:
  • Link:

How to set your Vendor flair (30 seconds)

  • Mobile app: open r/legaltech → tap the three dots (⋯) top right → Change user flair → select "Vendor: Company name", tap Edit to type your company → Apply.
  • Desktop: go to the r/legaltech home page → in the right-hand sidebar, find your username and click the pencil/edit icon next to "User Flair" → select "Vendor: Company name" → click the pencil on it to edit the text, replace "Company name" with your company → Apply.
u/alexdenne — 3 months ago