Our attorneys and paralegals are commenting on how great it is that Ajax finds time they would have otherwise missed.

It has helped alleviate a paint point that I wasn't sure was possible after almost 30 years in this field.

I am absolutely loving it. It is very agile when it comes to grasping how I flip between cases, and that's a lot of the time that I believe I was probably missing.

It's capturing an extra half hour on a good day, maybe 10 minutes on a less good day. That adds up!

We got up and running in record time, with minimal IT overhead, and it uncovered extra hours immediately.

And it's a reminder... you think about it, if it picks up, you know, maybe 0.4, 0.5, a half hour a week... that's a couple hours a month.

I opened my computer and thought, 'Oh yeah, that's right' - Ajax found 30 minutes I would have forgotten.

I want to just tell you how groundbreaking and game-changing this is. I'm seeing 10 or 12 hours in my billing now, and it's because Ajax is picking it all up and reminding me now.

I think it's a terrific product. You guys are going to be billionaires. Lawyers need what you do.

It's been seamless and gives me a few hours back every weekend. I couldn't ask for more

Just found about $400 in billable activities from yesterday that I would've forgotten to record without Ajax!

Ajax has been a gamechanger for us, and feels like the modern way to practice law.

Not only do our new associates have a real guide to help through those early steps of time-tracking, it allows our senior team to spend less time on those tasks, and more time actually helping clients.

On top of this, Jack is instantly there with his team as we learn together on how the interface will work best with team members. Thanks to the Ajax team for making the practice of law even easier and more rewarding!

I started using Ajax on Thursday, and I'm a lifelong convert. You can take it out of my cold, dead hands.

Today was the first day of doing prebills with all of Ajax. A task that usually takes me 10-15 hours took about an hour. Thank you for making the worst part of my job 90% better.

I knew Ajax was going to be a hit after 2 weeks of using it.

I'm a veteran of the dotcom days, and I'm not easily impressed by new apps with big promises. But Ajax is the real deal. My firm loves it. Thanks! We're hooked!

It's fantastic, because one of my weaknesses is docketing and missing out on the little emails, the .1, the. 1, the. 1. Capturing that with Ajax makes a huge difference.

There are little things Ajax picks up that I wouldn't have billed otherwise. It's capturing roughly 0.7 to 1 extra billable hour every day.

I like it so far. It's been good at being able to accurately track what I've been doing.

It catches things that I know that I may forget to bill or, you know, input later. So it does add up some. 1s, .2s here and there. I really appreciate that.

I'm finding extra time-about 0.2 hours a day on average, some days 0.3 - all thanks to Ajax catching things I'd have missed.

People love that it's catching the. 1 email reviews nobody was billing.

Those add up fast, and we're seeing the value.

I think this program is amazing, and the two brothers who invented it are fantastic.

I have been on the hunt for well over a year for a program that could make billing easier on our team and more reliable so we stopped missing entries, but my team didn't like any tool we tried.

Then we piloted Ajax, and the lowest score anybody gave it was an 8 out of 10. On top of that, we more than covered the cost of the program within a single week with the extra activities it let us capture.

Ajax has truly transformed one of our firm’s biggest pain points of administrative tasks into a headache free process!

It took to maybe 45 minutes to an hour for me go back and enter time myself.

Reviewing AJAX's captured activities has gotten it down to 10. That's been a fantastic help.

We've all loved it. I personally have definitely have loved it.

I had a monster week last week after I installed it. It just captured a lot more than I otherwise would have, which is nice.

For the first time in 30 years, when I shut down at the end of the day on Friday, it was the end of the month for me and I knew i had all my time in.

I didn't have to spend the weekend trying to catch up and get everything in before we ran bills on Monday. That was amazing.

I used an AI timekeeper at my last firm and hated it, so I was skeptical coming in - but this has been great.

I used to spend so much time doing my time with the old software, that I'd create an entry just for it myself. Now, with Ajax, it takes no time at all.

I think it's a fantastic product. I've tried other AI timekeepers - this is the best, hands down.

Ajax has significantly reduced the administrative time for our lawyers, it's customizable so we can make sure we are following billing guidelines for each of our clients, and (most importantly to me as a COO) their onboarding was 100% white glove service.

The team was super responsive, met with each new user for VIP onboarding, and tailored the program specifically to our firm and client needs. I highly encourage any attorney who is required to track their time look into adopting Ajax.

We've been pushing people hard to get their hours in faster. They did it last month, but it wasn't sustainable.

We've always looked for something that actually makes it more sustainable, and Ajax is the first thing I've ever tried that feels like it has that potential.

It also cuts down on the nine hours at month-end trying to reconstruct our time.

It's amazing; Ajax makes our bills more accurate, and the narratives help the clients see the value we're providing.

The narratives Ajax writes are one of the big reasons people see us as a credible alternative to Perkins Coie, Morrison and Forrester, Wilson Sonsini…we're inheriting a lot of work from these guys because we're doing the same caliber of work, and Ajax is helping convey that value in their monthly billings.

All those 0.1 and 0.2s that your platform's catching - that results in additional money for our firm.

And more money in my pocket, too, because it's all work I actually am billing for, and the firm deserves to be paid for. Well worth the investment!

We have a goal to have 85% time in on time. And we have been at more like 50% for a good, solid, long while. We've been missing that number since October of last year.

And the first week with Ajax, we hit 95% I see colored bar on the spreadsheet it's red, red, red, red, red, then suddenly green. How great is that?

It's super intuitive. Many, many times better than the AI timekeeper currently living with.

We're huge fans of Ajax. Our firm had a rough quarter last year. We felt like we were working but not capturing our time.

We tried another product that was no good. So when we found Ajax, we instantly became a believer in their service. They have helped us so much. Their platform is great and their customer service is the best.

It's going to save anybody hours, and I mean that literally.

I'm very skeptical of this AI stuff, but so far it's been great.

It's been accurate, and I like that it populates the phrases for me so I don't have to type them. That's amazing. I'm really pleasantly surprised so far.

I didn't realize that Ajax was going to personalize my billing entries and the billing entries for each individual user based on the individual user's personal specific and unique words, sentences and billing language: WOW!

What I really get out of Ajax is being able to provide greater detail to my clients about what I'm doing for them and keep track of it. To me, it's worth it just to be more transparent with the client about all the work that goes into their cases.

The feedback from the team has been great. Everybody is amazed that there's a company that offers this type of service and acts on our feedback this quickly.

Within three weeks of starting Ajax, we billed our biggest month in history. People would be idiots not to use this. I mean, morons.

I've already seen a lot of improvements. Just by releasing a few entries yesterday, I'm already seeing changes in the entries that it writes today. I'm pretty happy with the improvement so far.

People love that it takes the manual work away, and it has drastically reduced the time they spend time-keeping.

We're definitely seeing more billable hours captured, too.

I'm capturing a couple hundred bucks a day, easy.

I probably am having literally a 50% increase in recorded time because I just was really bad at it, and now it's making sure I put it all in every little .1, which adds up.

It's been great.

If anybody wants a reference, I'm an acolyte. This is a game changer.

I'm enjoying Ajax. Docketing has been a really big issue for me because it's easy to get distracted and then miss it.

I'm a really smart lawyer, but tracking my time was just not happening. So Ajax is saving my life, and I really, really appreciate it.

One of the biggest things for me was finding a .1 email to a client that I never would have caught on the first day. To me, that's one of the best uses of this technology - as a reminder tool.

I've noticed just like in the last two and a half days, I've noticed pretty large differences in just additional time captured.

I would probably say three hours worth of like .1s that I normally would never have captured.

It catches a lot of my emails that I might have missed... I catch probably half an hour to an hour worth of emails that I might have not billed previously.