Capture every fee-eligible hour of estate and probate work.
Estate administration is hourly and court-supervised - every call with an heir, every trip to value an asset is fee-eligible time you cannot afford to reconstruct from memory. Lorla captures it in one tap and syncs it to Clio.
Works with your existing Clio account.
The problem
The fee-eligible time estate and probate work loses
Estate planning may be flat-fee, but probate and estate administration is hourly and court-supervised - and that is exactly the work that leaks. A call with an heir, a trip to value an asset, a quick conference before a filing. Reconstructed from memory weeks later, those tenths of an hour quietly vanish from a fee petition the court will scrutinize.
Of every 8 hours worked, only about 3 become billable time.
Clio 2025 Legal Trends Report. In court-supervised administration, the hours you cannot document are the hours the court will not award.
A day in the life
Estate planning attorneys capturing time on the move.
- 9:30 amClient's home
You meet an executor to inventory assets. Tap to capture the visit before you are back in the car.
- 1:15 pmCounty recorder's office
You file and confirm a transfer. One tap captures the time, matched to the right estate matter.
- 4:00 pmPhone, between meetings
An heir calls with questions. Captured in one tap, the moment the call ends.
- 5:30 pmBack at the office
You review the day's entries, confirm the matters, and approve. They are in Clio - ready for the fee petition.
How it works
Capture in seconds. Done before you've put your phone down.
Tap once to capture.
Start the timer from the app, your lock screen, or the Dynamic Island - the moment work begins. No unlocking, no digging through menus.
Confirm the matter.
Lorla suggests the right matter from your active Clio cases and shows you why it matched. One tap to confirm.
Approve, and it's in Clio.
Review the entry, approve it, and it syncs straight to your Clio time ledger. Nothing reaches Clio until you say so.
The math
What one recovered hour a week is worth.
Probate and estate administration is hourly work. Capture one fee-eligible hour a week you would otherwise lose, and the math stops being close. Move the sliders.
Estimate only. Your numbers, your call.
You'd capture about
$1,407
per month in billable time
Lorla costs $49/month.
That's 29x what you'd pay.
Probate and estate administration is hourly; estate planning is often flat-fee. Lorla captures both - the math below reflects the hourly administration side.
What you get
Built for the way you actually work.
Capture without unlocking
A timer that lives on your lock screen and Dynamic Island. Start and stop billable time without opening the app - the moment a call comes in, the second you leave the courtroom.
The right matter, in one tap
Lorla matches your time to the right Clio matter on your device and shows you the reason for the match. You stay in control, and you're never guessing which case it belongs to.
You approve every entry
No entry reaches Clio automatically. You review the matter, the duration, and the details, then approve. Defensible by design - every billable entry is yours, checked by you.
Works offline, syncs later
In a courthouse basement with no signal? Capture anyway. Lorla stores entries on your device and syncs your approved entries to Clio the moment you're back online.
Security
Your clients' confidences, handled like they matter.
Encrypted on your device
Client names, matter details, and billing notes are encrypted on your device with AES-256.
You approve everything
Nothing syncs to Clio without your explicit approval.
Your data stays yours
Lorla captures and syncs to your Clio account. We don't sell or share your data.
Connects through the Clio API
Lorla connects through the Clio API (v4) and only the permissions you grant.
FAQ
Questions estate planning attorneys ask, answered.
I do flat-fee planning and hourly probate - does Lorla fit both?+
Yes. Capture hourly administration time for a court-supervised fee petition, and capture planning time to see what your flat fees really cost. Same one tap, every matter syncs to Clio after you approve it.
Will the records hold up for a court-supervised fee petition?+
Contemporaneous entries you captured the moment the work happened are far more defensible than time reconstructed from memory. You review and approve every entry before it reaches Clio, so the record stays yours and accurate.
Does Lorla record my time on its own, without me starting it?+
No. You start each capture with one tap, and you approve every entry before it syncs to Clio. Lorla does not reconstruct your day for you - you are always in control.
Why pay for Lorla if I already pay for Clio?+
Clio is where your time lives - Lorla makes sure it gets there. Clio's mobile timer is manual-start inside the app; Lorla captures from your lock screen and Dynamic Island in one tap, matches the matter on your device, and syncs on your approval.
Is my client data safe?+
Sensitive fields like client names and matter details are encrypted on your device with AES-256, nothing syncs without your approval, and Lorla connects through the Clio API (v4).
Founding offer
Lock in $29/month - for life.
The first 100 attorneys to join during launch keep $29/month for as long as they stay subscribed - half off the $49 standard rate, locked for life.
$29$49/ month per attorney
Locked for life of your subscription.
- One-tap capture from app, lock screen, and Dynamic Island
- On-device matter matching with Clio
- Review and approve before every sync
- Offline capture, auto-sync after you approve
- Works with your existing Clio account
14-day free trial. Cancel anytime. Founding rate ends after the first 100 attorneys or the 30-day launch window, whichever comes first.
Lorla works alongside Clio - it doesn't replace it. You keep Clio; Lorla makes sure the billable time actually reaches it.
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