Their privacy policy is 8 years old. Before AI. Before modern data practices. What are they actually doing with your data now?
Eight years ago. Before everything changed.
ChatGPT launched. AI transformed every industry. Legal tech companies started training models on client data.
Major privacy regulations passed. CCPA. State laws. New disclosure requirements companies must follow.
CosmoLex was acquired by ProfitSolv. New owners. New business model. Same old policy.
What is CosmoLex actually doing with your data in 2026? Their privacy policy doesn't say. Because it's from 2018.
CosmoLex isn't independent. It's part of a legal tech conglomerate.
Private Equity-Backed Parent Company
All-in-One
Time & Billing
Practice Mgmt
Legacy Billing
Enterprise
"We may share your information with... affiliated entities"— CosmoLex Privacy Policy
Translation: Your data can flow freely between all five companies. Switch from TimeSolv to CosmoLex? They probably already have your data.
"We may also use 'Flash cookies'... If you delete the browser cookie, the Flash cookie may automatically create (or re-spawn) a replacement for the browser cookie."— CosmoLex Privacy Policy
Read that again. You delete their tracking cookie. It comes back from the dead.
These are called "zombie cookies" because they regenerate after you try to kill them. CosmoLex put this in writing. In their own privacy policy.
"Targeting cookies or advertising cookies... are used to deliver adverts more relevant to you and your interests"
Your legal billing software is serving you targeted ads. Based on your behavior. As a lawyer.
"We may also employ third party tracking and analytics providers"
Unknown third parties are watching how you use your billing software.
"We currently do not respond to DNT browser signals"
Your "Do Not Track" preferences are ignored. Explicitly. By design.
"We may disclose aggregate non-personally identifiable information... to our advertisers, business partners"
"Aggregate" and "non-personally identifiable" are doing a lot of heavy lifting here.
| What Matters | CosmoLex | TimeNet Law |
|---|---|---|
| Privacy policy age | 8 years old (2018) | Current |
| Where's your data? | Their servers + ProfitSolv empire | Your Mac. Period. |
| Zombie cookies? | Yes (admitted in policy) | No tracking at all |
| Shared with affiliates? | Yes — 5+ companies | No data leaves your machine |
| Honors Do Not Track? | No (explicitly stated) | Nothing to track |
| Works offline? | No | Yes — 100% |
| Pricing model | Monthly subscription forever | One-time purchase |
| Corporate owner | ProfitSolv (PE-backed) | Independent developer |
CosmoLex pricing varies, but here's a typical scenario.
Software that doesn't need to track you. Doesn't share your data across corporate empires. Doesn't use 8-year-old privacy policies.
Download Free TrialYes. Every quote on this page is from CosmoLex's official privacy policy. We encourage you to read it yourself. Note the "Last Modified: May 2018" date at the bottom.
We can't speak for them. But an 8-year-old privacy policy in 2026 is concerning. Either they haven't changed their practices (unlikely given AI developments), or they have changed their practices and haven't disclosed them (worse).
Yes. TimeNet Law can import your client and matter data. Most attorneys complete their migration in under 2 hours. You'll work directly with the developer to make sure everything transfers correctly.
By never having access to it. Your data lives on your Mac. It never touches our servers. We can't track what we never see. We can't share what we don't have. That's not a policy — it's architecture.