Jural learns the matter from your conversation. No intake forms.
The iPhone app

Your whole firm, off the desk.

This is not a companion to the real thing. It is the real thing: every case, document, signature and invoice, working wherever your day happens to put you.

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An attorney working a matter from her phone between buildings

Send Alex the engagement letter for signature

Sent for signature3:07 PM

Executed, filed to the case3:19 PM

Every practice tool has a phone app. Almost all of them are portholes: check a date, log a call, finish the real work at a desk.

Jural is built the other way around. The desk is the companion.

Built as an iPhone app, not a desktop product shrunk to fit one.

Three iPhones running Jural, a client intake arriving into the case thread on the centre screen

Jural for iOS. Every case, wherever the day takes you.

The whole case rides along: documents, tasks, billing and signatures, in one thread.

One matter, one Tuesday

A day in Hale v. Northshore, without a desk in it.

9:40 AMCounty courthouse, walking out

The hearing files itself.

Talk to the case on the way to your car. The note lands in the matter, the follow-ups become tasks, and the time is logged before you reach the parking meter.

Hale v. Northshore Logistics

0:41

“Judge continued us to the 14th, she wants the payment ledger exhibits stipulated, chase Northshore’s counsel this week…”

Noted, on the record

Hearing note filed2 tasks created0.4 hr logged
12:15 PMBetween meetings

Ask the case, not your memory.

A client wants a number you last saw three weeks ago. The answer comes from the file with its source attached. And when something is not on file, Jural says so instead of guessing.

Hale v. Northshore Logistics

When did Northshore last actually pay us?

Nov 12, 2023. $6,250 against invoice 1041, cleared in full. Nothing since.

Source: Invoice 1041.pdf

Do we have a signed W-9 from them?

Not on file.

3:05 PMA hallway, six spare minutes

Paper moves at hallway speed.

An engagement letter drafted from what the case already knows, sent for signature, executed and filed back before the next meeting starts.

Hale v. Northshore Logistics

Send Alex the engagement letter for signature

Engagement letter

Sent 3:07 PM

Signer

Alex Morgan

Drafted from

Case record

Executed

3:19 PM

Certificate issued. Filed back into the case.

6:30 PMKitchen counter

The day bills itself.

Every minute captured in passing is already an invoice line. Read it once, send it. Your client pays by card, and the payment lands against the matter.

Invoice 1044

Captured today

Tue

Hearing + note

0.4 hr

Client call

0.3 hr

Engagement letter

0.5 hr

1.2 hrs at $320

$384.00

Prior unbilled

$4,026.00

Total

$4,410.00

Paid by card. Recorded against the matter.

If you can text, you’re trained.

There is no admin mode to learn and no form waiting behind any of this. You saw the whole interface in the scenes above: a thread, and a firm that listens to it.

An attorney reading a case on his phone
Under the thread

Seven jobs, one conversation.

Everything the day above ran on.

AI client intake

An interview, not a form.

Case chat & assistant

Answers grounded in the file.

Document intelligence

Every document read, not just filed.

Document generation

Drafts filled from the case.

E-signatures

Signed and filed back in minutes.

Time & billing

Captured in passing. Invoiced from the thread.

Follow-up assistant

Check-ins that keep matters moving.

In your pocket. Literally.

The case file lives on your iPhone itself, behind Face ID and a PIN, and stays in step with your Mac over end-to-end encryption.

How Jural protects client work
An attorney reviewing a matter on her phone

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Fourteen days on your own cases. No setup project, no migration. Open a matter, message it, and watch the admin stop being your job.

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