Every document. Every email. Every call.
Automatic AI time-tracking that writes billable entries while you work. Watch how LegalTime captures a real workday and turns it into released time.
The work is done. The time just never gets written down.
By the end of the day, the call you took, the email you answered, and the ten minutes you spent redlining are gone — reconstructed from memory, rounded down, or dropped entirely. That is the billable work you already did, never making it onto a bill.
Capture as you work. Review in five minutes.
It captures
LegalTime watches the work you already do — documents, email, calls, research — with no timer to start and nothing to remember.
It drafts
Each task becomes a time entry with the matter, billing code, narrative, and duration already filled in.
You release
At the end of the day you approve, edit, or discard. Approved entries land in your billing system. The whole review takes about five minutes.
The whole day, not just what you remember.
Documents
Drafting, reviewing, and redlining in Word, Google Docs, and PDFs — each becomes an entry with the matter attached.
Correspondence with clients and opposing counsel, captured from the threads you are already working in.
Calls & meetings
Client calls, depositions prep, and video conferences, logged with the matter and a usable narrative.
Research
Time spent in research and the browser, attributed to the matter it belongs to instead of disappearing.
Nothing syncs without your release.
Every draft lands in a review board visible to you alone. You are always the gate: approve what is right, fix what is not, discard the rest. Only the entries you release ever reach your billing system — and you can pause capture entirely with one click.
Raw activity is read locally and never leaves the machine. Zero Data Retention, no model training, and nothing released without your approval. See how security works.
Questions we get often.
What does LegalTime actually do?
Can my firm see what I am doing?
What happens to client data?
Will my attorneys actually use it?
How accurate are the drafted entries?
Which billing systems do you support?
When can I get access?