You focus on the law. We focus on the tech — so you don't have to. Every week another AI company pitches you a “game-changer.” We're the independent team that cuts through it — we evaluate the field, keep only what actually helps a law firm, and build and run it for you.
Grow your practice
High-impact AI
The AI tools that actually move your practice forward — found and vetted, so you skip the ones that don't.
Low-lift wins
Implementing real changes with minimal impact
Meaningful improvements to how your firm works — without disrupting your day or your team.
Built fast
Custom tools in days
Lightweight, custom software — created and implemented in days, with minimal impact on your firm.
For years, “using technology” meant a big, multi-year contract for a one-size-fits-all platform that ate a chunk of your budget. AI changed the economics. Software is now written fast, shaped to your firm, and costs a fraction of what it used to — so you stop making giant bets and start getting exactly what you need.
The old model
The new model
Firms using it sign more clients and settle faster. The ones who wait lose ground — quietly, then all at once.
Every week another AI company wants a demo. Telling what's real from what's hype is a full-time job — and you can't bill for it.
Every hour spent chasing records and matching bills by hand is an hour not winning cases — and missed records leave money on the table.
Fall behind on AI, or lose focus chasing it. Neither grows your firm. There's a third way.
The firms blowing up your phone are well-funded software companies selling you their one product. Buying it isn't an AI strategy. New tools that could genuinely help your firm appear every week — but who has the time to find them, vet them, and tell substance from hype?
That's where Verodi comes in.
You focus on the law. We focus on the tech. Those vendors are paid to close a sale and lock you into a long-term license — we're paid a month-to-month retainer to make your firm better, so we sit on your side of the table. We evaluate the whole field, keep only what actually helps a law firm, then build it, run it, and tune it for you. You can't compare a department to a tool.
Software you run
QuickBooks
~$30 / month
A tool. Powerful — but someone on your staff still has to operate it.
The work done for you
A bookkeeper
~$2,000 / month
Nobody asks why it costs more. One is software you run; one is the work, done.
The same, for your records
Verodi
One monthly retainer
A records tool is a login. Verodi is the records done — gathered, chased, reconciled, proven.
And it's a service, not a license. Every other company sells you a product and a multi-year contract. Verodi is month-to-month — we help you leverage AI and every tool it offers, and you can walk any month we're not earning it. The risk stays ours, not yours to sign away.
And the team keeps building. Everything we ship — records, reconciliation, case management, intake, more — your firm gets access to as it grows. One retainer, an ever-expanding pool of solutions, and the team that runs them.
Not one product with locked tiers. Two that each stand alone and snap together — the opposite of how incumbents gate their best features behind their priciest plan. Start with records. No switch required.
We get every medical record, chase providers automatically, then reconcile every bill against the record — closing the gaps and proving the file is complete. The chronology builds itself.
A clean, litigation-native case management system — clients, contacts, deadline and SOL chains, chronology, documents — without the enterprise bloat or the per-seat tax.
The flagship
Both, as one system. Records flow into the file, reconcile automatically, the chronology builds itself, and demands go out complete. The whole stack — platform, retrieval, reconciliation — replaced by one.
Grows every month
Everything else we build over time — intake agents, lead-response, and more — added continuously. Membership means your firm gets each new solution as it ships, no new contract.
More cases won, lower software costs, and a lead on the competition. Here's how Verodi gets you there — and why no single tool can. Retrieval tools gather records but never check them. Case platforms read the records you already have but won't go get them. We do the whole job, in one place.
| What it actually does | Retrieval tools e.g. Tavrn | Case platforms e.g. FileVine | Demand AI e.g. EvenUp | Verodi |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Goes and gets the records | ✓ | outsourced | ✕ | ✓ |
| Proves the file is complete (reconciles bills) | ✕ | ✕ | flags some | ✓ |
| Runs it for you (the team, not a login) | ✕ | ✕ | ✕ | ✓ |
Complete, reconciled files settle faster, which frees your team to take on more cases. And as our pool grows, intake and lead-response agents bring more clients in the door directly.
One flat retainer replaces a case platform, a separate records vendor, and the manual hours in between. No per-seat fees — add every attorney and paralegal you want.
While other firms still chase records by hand, your files are complete and demand-ready. You move first — and the AI keeps you there.
In production
Live and running real cases today — real records, real bills, real deadlines.
Founder-built
We didn't buy this platform or white-label it. We engineered it — and we run it.
HIPAA-grade
Signed BAAs and PHI handling built in from day one — not bolted on after.
Case study — coming soon
Real results from a working law firm — the numbers, shared with their permission. This slot is reserved.
Verodi is built and run by Justin Williams — a Colorado operator who ships production software, not slide decks. When you hire Verodi you don't get a junior account rep or a ticket queue. You work directly with the people who built the system, know your case file, and answer the phone.
That's the difference between buying software and hiring a team: the experts come with it — senior, hands-on help, the kind a login never gives you.
Tell us where records and software costs are dragging on your firm. We'll show you exactly how Verodi would handle it on a sample case from your own practice — and what it does to your bottom line. One business-day reply.