PointOne's platform runs in the background as lawyers move between apps, filling in time entries with client, matter, descriptions, and standardized legal codes. The company says it encrypts stored sensitive data, does not train models on firm data, and offers firms the option to run models in a private Azure environment. PointOne's cofounders include Katon Luaces and Jeremy Ben-Meir; a third cofounder, Adrian Parlow, left last year. The startup reported a tenfold revenue increase since July after signing dozens of law firm customers, from large global firms to solo practitioners. PointOne has positioned its product as a way to capture previously unbilled time rather than primarily saving lawyers' time. Its largest competitor noted in the articles is Laurel, which has raised over $150 million compared with PointOne's roughly $20 million total raised.

Total raised

$20M

Funding rounds

2

Latest round

Series A

Latest activity

Mar 2026