For exploring the workflow with fictional, browser-local data.
- Fictional Microsoft 365 email activity
- Email evidence trail
- Draft narratives and time estimates
- Manual review and QA workflow
- Export preview
Founding-firm access · real Mac product
Setup is self-service inside one Mac app. Pilot access is guided so we can confirm Microsoft 365, manual review, export, privacy boundaries, release readiness, and support scope before accepting working data.
For exploring the workflow with fictional, browser-local data.
For one supported firm workflow using the current self-contained Mac product.
For firms that need deployment, data-flow, or export scoping.
Applications are reviewed individually. A working-data pilot starts only after release, privacy, data-flow, and export gates are cleared. Pricing and availability are confirmed in writing; online checkout and automatic license activation are not offered yet.
Explore the workflow first
The Interactive Product Tour uses fictional, in-memory email data and requires no account. Walk through Microsoft 365 Email and Review & Export before starting a pilot.
Review queue
Questions, answered
There is no online checkout or automatic license activation yet. Accepted pilots receive one Mac app and complete guided setup inside IntelliBill.
One signed and notarized DMG. IntelliBill, PostgreSQL, pgvector, Ollama, and the processing engine are included. First launch checks your Mac, downloads about 10.3 GB of AI models, and guides Microsoft 365 and roster setup. No Terminal or separate installers.
Classification, matter matching, PostgreSQL data, and review state run on the Mac. Microsoft Graph supplies only the email you authorize; there is no cloud-language-model fallback.
The Mac pilot analyzes Microsoft 365 Inbox and Sent Items only. Additional activity sources are not included in the current Founding Firm Pilot.
No. The offered pilot is read-only and downloads reviewed CSV for reconciliation or import preparation after human review.
Yes. The Interactive Product Tour uses fictional data, makes no product API calls, and does not persist a workspace.
No blind promise
Explore the fictional Product Tour first. If it fits the problem you have, start a Founding Firm Pilot with the real Mac product.