Jural — private beta
Your practice, minus the software.
Jural holds every matter you have, every document inside them and the law that governs them — then runs the operations while you practise. It answers, drafts, files, remembers and bills, from a single thread on your iPhone. And because the intelligence runs on the device itself, nothing it learns can leave.
Try it — say something
Alvarez v. Northline
2026-0117 · Litigation
Four different records, one box. Nothing is filed, sent or billed until you approve it.
You bill in six-minute units. You reconstruct them in hour-long guesses.
The margin of a small practice is not lost in the work. It is lost in the gap between doing the work and recording it — the call taken in a corridor, the letter read on the train, the twenty minutes that never reach a file because reaching for the file costs more than the entry is worth.
Every system built for firms has answered this with more surface: another module, another mandatory field, another afternoon of training. It is the wrong direction. A tool you have to decide to open has already lost to the tool that is open.
The right interface for a six-minute task is the one already in your hand.
One file, from letter of engagement to paid.
A matter opens itself.
Forward the engagement letter and Jural reads it — parties, opposing counsel, the fee arrangement, the limitation date. The file exists before you have decided what to call it.
The record writes itself as you go.
A hearing, a call in the car, a photograph of a filed copy. You say what happened in the words you would use to a colleague, and it lands in the file as structured, billable, searchable record.
It answers from the file and from the law.
Not a chatbot with your documents bolted on. Jural holds the matter and the rules that govern it at once, so the answer arrives with the deadline already calculated and the authority attached.
It drafts, and it sends for signature.
Letters, demands, engagement terms — drafted from the facts already in the file, in the voice you have been writing in all year. Out for signature without opening anything else.
The bill is already written.
Every minute you narrated became an entry. February invoices itself, goes out, and gets paid — while the work is still fresh enough to defend line by line.
Chen, Ada
2026-0121 · Commercial
Read engagement-letter.pdf
Chen — unpaid invoices
Chen, Ada
2026-0121 · Commercial
Read engagement-letter.pdf
Chen — unpaid invoices
It has read everything you ever put in front of it.
Most legal AI is a general model holding your documents at arm’s length, answering in the abstract and hedging on the specifics. Jural works the other way round: it builds a private model of the matter — the parties, what they owe each other, what falls due and when — and keeps the procedure of your forum beside it.
So the answers are not general. Ask when a response is due and it counts from the service date sitting in your own file. Ask what was agreed on notice and it quotes the clause. Every inference is listed in plain language, and anything it should not have kept, you can make it forget.
Hover a party to see what Jural inferred
Nothing it knows can leave.
An intelligence this close to a practice is only acceptable if it is sealed. Jural’s model runs on the iPhone through Apple Intelligence — which is not a promise about how we handle your data, but a description of a system that never receives it.
The file leaves. After that its safety is a contract someone else wrote — retention windows, sub-processors, and a breach notification you would be the last to read.
The model runs on the phone. There is no upload step to secure, no retention policy to trust, and no copy of the matter anywhere you could not delete yourself.
- Privilege survives it
- No third party processes a client confidence, so there is no sub-processor to audit and no notification to write.
- No AI line item
- Nobody is metering tokens behind the product, so there is no per-seat intelligence tier to add to your bill.
- No signal required
- Basements, flights, lifts. The model is already on the device and does not go looking for a network first.
Do I have to leave my current system?
No. Jural runs on its own, or alongside what you already have. Plenty of practices will keep both for a while — that is a reasonable way to start.
Which iPhone do I need?
One that supports Apple Intelligence. That constraint is the price of the model being on the device rather than on someone's server.
Is there an Android version?
After iOS. We would rather ship the on-device experience properly on one platform than a diluted version of it on two.
Does Jural give legal advice?
No. It surfaces what is in your files and what the rules say, and it drafts. Every output is yours to settle — which is why nothing commits until you approve it.
Bring the practice with you.
Jural is opening to a small number of US attorneys at a time, so that the people using it early can shape what it becomes.