Email, calendar & calls
Connected activity becomes a draft entry.
Hourlie turns your calls, emails, and notes into draft billable entries — ready for you to review.
You did the work. Make sure it counts. Hourlie is being built to turn your emails, calls, and notes into billable time entries—ready for your review.
Built for US attorneys. Early access. No credit card.“Just spent 24 minutes on the phone with Alex at Acme about the service agreement.”
Built around how you already work
Connect the sources you choose—email, calendar, and calls—then add anything missing by voice, text, or photo. Hourlie turns it into billable time entries, ready for your review.
Connected activity becomes a draft entry.
Snap a photo. Get a structured entry.
Add missed work. Clarify only what’s needed.
You stay in control. No screen monitoring, ever.
Small omissions. Real value.
Less time piecing together your day. More of your work accounted for. See what a few missed minutes could be worth at your rate.
Put those minutes back on the recordIllustration: rounds the daily total up to the next 0.1 hour (6 minutes), across 20 workdays. Actual entry-level rounding, billability, and collections depend on your billing rules.
Before you join
We’re selecting a small group of US attorneys to try Hourlie for free and help shape the first integrations. Request an invitation to be considered.
That’s the plan. After reviewing a draft, you’ll be able to send it to Clio or export it in a format your billing system accepts. Specific integrations will be prioritized with early users.
Hourlie will not monitor your screen. You choose which work sources to connect, and review every draft before it goes to billing. Data handling and confidentiality safeguards will be explained before the pilot.
You do. Review every draft for the correct time, matter, description, and billing increments under your client agreements. Hourlie does not automatically send a bill.
Early access for US attorneys
Tired of digging through emails and notes to remember what you worked on? Help shape a simpler way to capture it.
We’re selecting a small group of attorneys for a free pilot. Share your email to be considered.
Free pilot · Limited spots