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Practice law, not data entry.

Rules cited. Reasons explained. Decisions stay with you.

Meet Fiona, an AI assistant that checks your team’s work and leaves the sign-off to you.

How do you know which of your open files has a step overdue?

Illustration.
Due soon

An example flag · any practice area

Your client's costs update is due as the matter moves on

The matter has reached a new stage, so Fiona drafts the update for you.

Due
Before the next stage begins
Severity
Warning
Action
Check the draft and send your client an updated estimate.
The rule it comes from SRA Code of Conduct for Solicitors 8.7
“You ensure that clients receive the best possible information ... when appropriate as their matter progresses, about the likely overall cost of the matter and any costs incurred.”

Fiona

Where she works

Fiona connects to your case management system, your email and your documents, so she can tell your team what’s next on every matter.

Three layers, from top to bottom: your systems, then Fiona, who keeps track, then you, who sign off.

Your systems

Case management, email and documents. They stay as they are.

Fiona keeps track

Knows where each matter sits and what is due.

You sign off

You approve before anything is sent.

Meet Fiona →

Why now

The duty to check your work is not new.

What changed in 2025 and 2026 is that the courts and the regulator put it in writing, and insurers began asking about AI on proposal forms.

Your team may already be using AI. The question is whether you can supervise it.

Who we are

Founded by Mateusz Majcher and Zaffia Laplante.

Mateusz Majcher

Qualified solicitor (England and Wales), co-founder

Leads the legal citations.

Zaffia Laplante

Co-founder

Runs operations and growth.

About us →

Asideus

If your team uses AI, give them one you can supervise.