Time, invoices, trust accounting and a private AI in one app you can own outright. No TimeNet Law server holds your files. No investor sets your price. When you call, Perry answers.
A download, not a demo. No account, no email, no card, no salesperson. No clock.
It's a Mac app, so we'll email you the link. No card, no salesperson, no clock.
One file. Drag it to Applications and open it. There's no account to make and no form to fill out.
Real names, real hours, a real invoice. Whatever you use today stays exactly where it is.
There's no clock and nobody calls. Keep it, buy it, or delete it and nothing happens.
The free version: three clients, three matters each, thirty time entries, ten per matter, and thirty questions to the Oasis specialists. Invoices carry a small "Made with TimeNet Law Demo" line. A license lifts all of it.
Solo or a whole office. Dozens of firms run ten users or more, and some run over fifty.
Month end. Bills to send, a statement to reconcile, a client at 3:00. Every screen below is the real app on a Mac, running a sample firm.
You sit down already behind, not knowing which fire to fight first.
Everyone has scheduled reminders. TimeNet Law has scheduled intelligence. Oasis wrote your briefing at dawn, from your own data: what's overdue, which trust balance is about to dip, and the three things that can't wait.
Written on your Mac. Sent nowhere.
Half of last week's hours are on the back of an envelope.
Drop the photo on the matter. Oasis reads every line, works out who and how long, and hands you clean entries to approve. Money you'd have written off, recovered in a minute.
Nine entries. 9.0 hours. $3,389.83.
The bank says one number. Your ledger says another. You're off by $614.08 and you'd rather do literally anything else.
Smart Reconcile reads the statement against your ledger, finds every discrepancy and walks you to balanced. Here it caught a Zoom bill entered as $385.17 when the bank says $358.17.
3,818 statement lines. One swapped digit, found. Nothing left the Mac.
A 3:00 with Maria. You haven't opened that file in weeks.
Tap the alert and ask Oasis to prep you. It reads the matter, the money and the history, then hands back a brief, an agenda, and the one thing nobody wrote down. The associate who read the whole file on the elevator. Except it actually read it.
A local model. Nothing transmitted.
Billing. The part of the month every lawyer on earth dreads.
Select every matter and let One-Click Billing run the month, your letterhead on every page. "Worked on stuff" and the doubled rate get flagged before a client ever sees them. Out the door before the coffee's cold.
22 clients. 43 invoices. $46,979.94 from trust.
Your client wants to pay right now, and "mail us a check" is where good intentions go to die.
Every invoice you email carries Pay by Card and Pay by eCheck. The payment walks itself onto the right invoice in the right matter, and your Mac pings you the good news.
Cards 2.95% + 30¢. eChecks 1%, capped at $50. Monthly fee: $0.
One keystroke, then type or talk. "Log 30 minutes researching prior art for Smith." Done, without touching the mouse.
Oasis hands back the matter: the parties, the timeline, the conflict review, the urgent risk. An hour of triage is a drag-and-drop.
The instant a party touches your database, TimeNet Law re-checks the entire firm and flags it. False positive? Waive it with a reason, on the record.
Switch the matter to LEDES. ABA task codes, and every field validated before the file reaches their portal.
Build flat-fee packages by hand, or let Oasis design them from your own history, then apply one to a matter in a click.
True double-entry accounting, IOLTA reconciliation and evergreen retainers, all in the same app as your bills.
Each timekeeper writes their own entry file, so a whole office works the same matters at once. No server, no VPN.
The Event Vault logs every change and who made it, and restores anything with one click, even after you've quit the app.
iPhone and iPad apps with time tracking, matters and firm analytics, synced through iCloud, Dropbox or local files.
"We started as a small boutique firm, but TimeNet Law has allowed us to grow to over 36 employees."
Wes Garland, COO, Johnson, Marcou, Isaacs & Nix, LLC
"TimeNet Law has reduced our twice-monthly billing time from several hours to several minutes… TimeNet Law is making us money by improving our efficiency."
"I love how straightforward and easy to use it is, which is very different than Clio (tried it for a bit, way too much for a solo, and hard to use for anyone)."
"It keeps escrow balances, unlimited text on your slips, and (wonder of wonders) a responsive vendor, as in email back the same hour with helpful info."
"Buy it. You will not regret it."
I started TimeNet Law 23 years ago when attorneys came to me desperate for help. Their Mac billing software had been killed by a big company, and no one cared.
I get buyout offers at least once a month. I've had long acquisition discussions with the same companies that are now owned by private equity. Every time, I say no.
TimeNet Law is my life's work. When you call for support, you get me. When you need a feature, I build it. When something breaks, you get direct developer support, not a ticket queue.
That's not a sales pitch. That's just how I do business. And "not going anywhere" is only a promise if there's a plan behind it, so here's exactly what happens to TimeNet Law if something happens to me.
Perry
(541) 261-9785Yes, really.
No. Run it beside your current app, a spreadsheet or a legal pad. Nothing you do in the free version touches any of them.
If your current app exports CSV or plain text, and nearly all do, it comes in. Send a sample export and Perry maps it for you personally. How switching works
Yes. Shared folder over Dropbox or iCloud Drive, per-user permissions from associate to admin. Dozens of firms run ten or more users; some run over fifty. How it syncs
Three clients, three matters each, thirty time entries, ten per matter, and thirty questions to the Oasis specialists. Invoices carry a small "Made with TimeNet Law Demo" line. No clock and no card. Enter a license code and all of it lifts. Same app, same data.
There's a written plan, and it's public. Your data is already on your Mac. The license fails open. Sarah takes over. The continuity plan
Oasis runs on your Mac with a local model. No prompt goes to a vendor, so no vendor can retain it or hand it over. How local AI works Setup takes one free helper app and a model download, and the app walks you through both.
A Mac running macOS 11 or later. Oasis, the AI behind the briefing, the envelope and the meeting prep, needs Apple silicon and 24GB of memory. Time, billing, trust and accounting don't. The iPhone and iPad apps are included.
Ninety-day no-hassle refund. Then tell Perry why, because he'll want to know.
No quote to request and no call to book. Start at the top line and stay there as long as you like.
Ninety-day no-hassle refund on all of it.
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