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Day 1 of launching Draftiro — sharing the journey of scaling my AI workspace for lawyers **Day 1 of launching Draftiro — sharing the journey of scaling my AI workspace for lawyers** Yesterday I launched Draftiro (https://draftiro.com), an AI workspace built specifically for solo attorneys, paralegals, and small law firms as I worked for a law office and saw thier problems I think I can solve some of them . The pitch is simple: same kind of AI workflow Harvey AI sells to BigLaw at **$2,500**/mo — built for the lawyer running their entire firm out of a spare bedroom at $**89**/mo. I wanted to write this down on day 1 because (a) most "I launched a SaaS" posts skip the unsexy stuff, and (b) accountability — I'd rather post the honest scoreboard than the polished one. **What it actually does (no fluff):** * AI chat that **cites real, verified case law** — every citation is checked against CourtListener in the background, so hallucinated cites get flagged in yellow before you copy them into a brief * One-prompt drafting for motions, NDAs, demand letters, discovery — output is editable in a Word-style panel and exports to PDF/DOCX with proper markdown rendering (headings, bullets, bold all survive the export) * **Conflict-of-interest check on every new matter** (ABA Rule 1.7) — types client name, instantly checks against existing matters, shows a green "no conflicts found" badge or a yellow warning with the conflicting case * ABA Op. 512–style billable time tracking that runs on autopilot * Outlook calendar + email integration — schedule events and draft emails from the AI chat in one click * Inbox auto-classified to cases (your client's email lands in their case folder, not your overflowing inbox) * Bates numbering helper, court forms library, client portal for read-only sharing * Document version history, deposition prep mode, suggested next-step tasks after every legal Q **Day 1 metrics (no spinning):** * Signups: 0 * Paying users: 0 will be posting updates for