We design and build AI-first processes for law firms and legal teams.
From strategy through to solutions in production. Two founders, one a lawyer and one a builder, embedded in your team until the new way of working is the normal way.

We bring dual fluency in legal and AI.
Ruben is a former M&A and commercial disputes lawyer at a top law firm, with nearly a decade in legal work. Thomas is a former head of AI at a technical consulting firm, who built software and got it adopted inside large corporates, startups and regulated markets.
That fluency sets the bar for everyone we bring onto an engagement. No onboarding, no business explainers, no translation layer.
What you can expect.
We work embedded
Shoulder to shoulder with your people, inside and on top of the systems you already use. We sit at the desk, learn how the work runs and find the opportunities, usually tens of them. AI proves itself where it touches the real work, so that is where we are.
We get you moving
You have tools, ideas and stalled pilots. What is missing is hands. Leaving it to the motivated few next to their day job is slow, and hired developers do not see the opportunities. We help you decide what to buy, build and leave alone, and can do the work end to end.
We show rather than tell
A workflow shipped this week beats a perfect one debated for a year. We prototype in days, visualise the options, and stay to build when building is the answer. The benefit of AI has to be seen.
We build assets
AI is a tool, not an end goal. Not more complexity, software dependency or lock-in risk. What we leave behind is developed for real work, pragmatic, and yours to keep. We equip your own people to keep improving without us.
We respect the legal discipline
Legal work is a craft. AI will accelerate and expand what a legal team can do; the judgement calls stay with your lawyers. Privilege, confidentiality and security are build requirements, not reasons to stand still. Our focus is legal and nothing else. Read how we handle security.
Amice comes from amicus curiae, friend of the court: the outside expert the court consults because they know something the room doesn't, who comes aboard as a colleague.
Tell us which practice you would move first.
One conversation about where you stand and what is in the way. If it is a AI Transformation Scan or a Practice Assessment, we will say which, and why. If it is nothing yet, we will say that too.