Most plaintiff and litigation firms lose a meaningful share of their best leads in the first ninety seconds: to voicemail, to a paralegal who's in court, to a question the caller couldn't answer over the phone.
We've sat with firms while it happened. The calls aren't the rude ones, or the obvious-no ones. They're the calls where the prospect (newly injured, newly terminated, newly served) picked up the phone, found a name they trusted, and got the front desk on a five-minute hold.
Miranda is the AI advocate that answers those calls. Not a chatbot, not an autoresponder, not the pinwheel an IVR spins while a human runs back from a hearing. A voice that knows your firm, asks the questions that matter, drafts what should be drafted, and books what should be booked.
We started this in early 2026, and we're a small team with a deliberate plan: build the version of Miranda that we'd want answering our own family's calls. That means conservative on legal advice, hawkish on PII, and obsessive about the handoff back to the attorney who'll actually take the case.
We're not yet at the scale where we have customer logos to point to, but we're also not the type of company that's going to fake them. If you want to see Miranda answer a real call from your firm's number, we'll set it up live in the next week.