“The exchange shall take place at 5:00 p.m., with pickup at the home.”
Entered_Order.pdf · ¶ 4
“The exchange shall take place at 6:00 p.m., with pickup at the school.”
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Illustrative workflow · Fictional matter and sources
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Attorney: Let's do a quick case review. What needs my attention first?
Your twin: Morgan's hearing is tomorrow, and service still needs confirmation. Rivera's order is marked outstanding. Bennett's invoice is waiting on your rate review. I'd start with Morgan.
Attorney: First, we have Rivera's order. Alex should compare it with our proposed order today. For Morgan, have Sam confirm service by two.
Your twin: I compared Rivera’s order with ours. Two differences, both in paragraph 4. It’s on your screen, with the source. What should happen if service isn’t confirmed?
Attorney: Flag it for me at two. Draft a client update for my review, and move Bennett's invoice review to tomorrow morning.
Your twin: Here's the draft: service check at two, Rivera comparison today, and Bennett tomorrow morning. The client update stays with you for review.
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“It reviews my cases with me like a colleague who's read every page, and it handles the admin I'd otherwise be buried in.”
“It read both sides' briefs and walked through the arguments with me, a real strategy session, out loud.”
How it works
We’ll get your twin ready with you.
01
Start with the team.
Tell us about your practice. We confirm your tools and guide you through a secure invitation and connection.
02
Let your twin prepare.
Your twin builds practice context in its own workspace. Add a matter list if you have one. We email you when your first briefing is ready.
03
Talk through your priorities.
Review what needs your attention. Correct the context, delegate the work and approve the drafts. Your twin learns from your direction.
Export your data and readable playbooks. Keep using exported playbooks if you leave. Deletion follows the applicable retention periods and legal holds.
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We’re repeat co-founders and Y Combinator alumni. Josh’s conversations with hundreds of solo and small-firm attorneys, alongside time embedded in their practices, shape what we build: accessible AI with security and attorney control at its core.
We agree on your activation date during assisted setup and confirm the free-month dates and paid continuation before you activate. Requesting setup does not start a subscription or charge your card.
Request setup and our team will contact you. We confirm your tools, guide you through a secure invitation and authorized email connection, and help prepare your first briefing. Onboarding is assisted; the website guide explains the product and is separate from your personal twin.
TwinCounsel creates your digital twin: a personal AI that learns your cases and how you work, with its own isolated computer, persistent memory and access to the tools you authorize. It can work across your connected email, documents and practice systems to prepare briefings, drafts and next steps. Your Second Brain holds the context it needs, so you do not have to re-explain your practice in every conversation.
It runs in its own secure cloud workspace; it does not take over your laptop. You choose which accounts and matters to connect. Your permissions are the ceiling, not automatic permission to use everything: the twin operates only within the scope you authorize, with read-only access by default.
Bring together the context for a morning briefing, surface deadlines and unanswered clients, compare documents, prepare time entries, and draft tasks or follow-ups for your team. For example: review a client email alongside a Clio matter, then prepare a matter note and follow-up task for your approval. Supported reads and updates are confirmed for each connection; the walkthroughs on this site are simulations.
Your twin can review authorized information and prepare work. Sending a message, filing a document or contacting someone requires your explicit approval. It shows the proposed action so you can correct it first. Approving today’s draft is separate from approving a new rule for future work.
Your matters, preferences and approved ways of working live in your Second Brain. Correct a draft or approve a reusable playbook change, and your twin can use that direction next time. You can inspect, edit and export the playbooks. Matter facts stay within their authorized boundaries; shared firm methods do not expose one client’s communications to another matter.
Can my paralegal or legal administrator have a twin?+
Your $250/month attorney plan already lets your twin draft handoffs, task assignments, and follow-ups for your paralegal or legal administrator via email at no additional cost. If a paralegal or staff member wants their own dedicated interactive twin with their own login, role-based permissions, and 300 face-to-face minutes, additional team seats can be added anytime.
No. Your Second Brain is retained by TwinCounsel to serve your practice; it is separate from the AI models processing requests. The Terms require zero retention and no training by upstream AI providers. There is no routine staff access to your content; consent and legal exceptions are scoped, logged and reported under the Terms.
That depends on your jurisdiction, client instructions and how you use AI. You remain responsible for accuracy, confidentiality and supervision. The Professional Responsibility Guide explains what to evaluate, including when disclosure or informed consent may be required. It does not replace your professional judgment.
We’ll help connect your practice and prepare your first briefing. Start with the team, then come back to a conversation about what needs your attention.