If you're a solo attorney or small firm handling your own litigation, you already know e-discovery is a money pit. But here's what the big vendors don't want you thinking about:

The real cost isn't the software — it's the workflow.

Most e-discovery platforms are built for teams of 20+ reviewers with dedicated litigation support staff. When it's just you (or you and a paralegal), those platforms create more friction than they solve. You're paying enterprise prices for features you don't use, navigating interfaces designed for someone else, and spending billable hours on setup instead of review.

I built Doc Al™ specifically for this problem. It's a browser-based document review platform powered by AI that runs against files on your own machine. No third-party hosting. No per-GB charges. No vendor lock-in.

The AI handles the categorization and relevance scoring. You handle the judgment calls. That's the split that actually makes sense for a small practice.

If you're spending more than 30 minutes setting up review on any given matter, something's broken in your workflow. Happy to talk through it.