AI timekeeping for law firms
Every minute, accounted for. Built for firms that run on Google Workspace and Clio, Tenthly reconstructs each attorney’s billable day, drafts the entries, and syncs what you approve.
Request early accessThe problem
of billable time is lost when entries wait until the end of the day
lost by the next day
lost by the end of the week — half the work, gone from the bill
billable hours the average lawyer captures in an 8-hour day
Sources: time-decay research long cited in ABA practice-management literature; Clio Legal Trends Report utilization benchmarks.
The arithmetic
Conservative assumption: Tenthly recovers just one tenth of an hour (0.1h) per timekeeper per workday — a single six-minute call or email thread that would otherwise slip — across 250 workdays, priced at the $59 Standard plan.
That is a 10.6× return
How it works
Read-only access to activity metadata — subjects, participants, times. Never the contents of a message or document.
Tenthly drafts each entry with the evidence behind it and asks about the gaps it can’t explain.
You stay the editor. Approved entries post straight to the right Clio matter. Nothing bills without sign-off.
WHY IT WORKS
Every drafted entry shows exactly where it came from — the email thread, the hearing on the calendar, the call log. Reviewing takes minutes because nothing has to be remembered, only confirmed.
Pricing
$19 paralegal & staff timekeepers
$29 paralegal & staff timekeepers
Annual billing · 30-day free trial · no card required. Billing administrators who review time but don’t bill it are always free — and unlike most legal software, paralegals never pay attorney prices.
Metadata only — Tenthly cannot read the body of an email or document. Every action lands in an audit log your firm controls.
AI drafts; lawyers decide. Every entry carries its evidence, and nothing reaches a client’s bill without explicit approval.