Named for the .1 ,
the six minutes you live in.
Every lawyer's day is sliced into tenths of an hour, and every firm loses some of them between the work and the bill. B.1ONIC is the billing companion that captures the .1s as they happen, instead of leaving you to reconstruct a week from your inbox at month-end.
Status
Entering beta · 100-lawyer firm · next month
That's not a waitlist metric. It's a real firm with real matters and real billing rules, which is exactly how we build: prove it inside a working firm before offering it widely.
Reconstructed time is lost time.
The month-end scramble
Rebuilding a week of work from calendars, emails, and memory is itself unbilled time, spent producing numbers everyone knows are soft.
The undercount
Reconstruction systematically understates the work. The quick call, the short email, the six minutes here and there, they evaporate.
The write-off spiral
Vague, late entries invite write-downs and disputes. Contemporaneous, specific narratives get paid.
A companion, not another form to fill in.
B.1ONIC runs alongside the day and builds the time record as the work happens, in the increments, matters, and narrative style your firm actually bills in. The lawyer reviews and approves; nobody reconstructs.
- Captured live, the record accumulates during the work, not after it
- Firm-fluent, .1 increments, matter numbers, billing narratives, your rules
- Review, don't rebuild, approve a day in minutes instead of rebuilding a week
- Better. Faster. Billed., the tagline is the roadmap
Full feature rundown lands with the beta, we publish what's real, not what's planned.
Every single month.
B.1ONIC is built the Emendare way: inside a real firm, against real billing rules, with the same discipline as everything we ship, verify, cite, flag; don't guess.
Subscription when it ships.
Engagement if you want it sooner.
B.1ONIC will be subscription-based with tiers by firm size. Firms working with Emendare's legal practice get it wired into their systems as part of the engagement, integration isn't a project when we built the product.