Does Billseye record audio?

No. Billseye times the call and stores notes you write. It doesn't record what's said.

How is this different from Clio's built-in timer?

Clio's timer assumes you're in front of a computer when the call starts. Billseye assumes you're not. Most client calls are on the phone, away from your desk.

Can I export to my billing software?

Yes — to Clio, MyCase, PracticePanther, and 7 others. See the full integration guide.

Does it protect attorney-client privilege?

Your call data stays on your device by default. You decide what gets exported, when, and to where.

What about ethics rules around contemporaneous records?

Billseye captures time as the call happens, with timestamps. That's the contemporaneous standard.

What happens after the 99¢ trial month?

Your subscription continues at $9.99/month. Cancel anytime.

Is there a refund if it doesn't work for me?

The first month is 99¢. Cancel before the second month and you're out a dollar.

FOR LAWYERS · ABA TECHSHOW AWARD WINNER

Bill the phone call. Not the guesswork.

Name: Billseye for Lawyers
Brand: Billseye

A one-tap call timer for lawyers. Time the call, take notes, export for invoicing — straight into Clio, MyCase, PracticePanther, and 7 more.

On iPhone? Join the iOS waitlist

Lawyer taking a client call on the move — Your practice keeps moving. So does your billing.

Trusted by lawyers in solo practice, boutique firms, and breakaway shops.

ABA Techshow AwardAvailable on Google Play

You became a lawyer to do this, not that.

This

Take the call that changes the case
Give counsel only you can give
Argue the motion that matters
Close the file

Not that

Reconstruct Tuesday at 4:15
Round 22 minutes down to 15
Skip the call you took in the car
Watch billable hours disappear

The billable hour is under more pressure than ever.

Three things changed in the last 24 months:

Clients audit invoices with AI now. Corporate legal ops teams run your bills through invoice-review software. Vague entries get written down. “Phone call — 0.4” doesn't survive line-by-line review.

AI is taking the non-call work. Document review, first-draft memos, research — increasingly automated. What's left, and what still bills, is judgment delivered on the phone.

Contemporaneous records aren't optional. Bar rules and malpractice carriers expect time captured as it happens. Reconstructing from memory is an ethics risk, not just a billing one.

The phone call is now a bigger share of your billable hours. And it's the hardest to capture.

One tap. Every call. Defensibly billed.

Billseye is a one-purpose tool for the hardest billable minutes to capture: the unscheduled client call on your cell phone.

On iPhone? Join the waitlist

How it works

The smallest change. The biggest result.

Tap once when the call starts.
One button on the phone you already use. No new device, no new login, no calendar to maintain.
Take notes while you talk.
Type quick notes inside the app. Each note stays attached to its call record.
Stop the timer. Export when you're ready.
Date, duration, client, notes, and rate exported as a CSV — ready for Clio, MyCase, PracticePanther, and 7 more.

Features

Built for the billable hour in 2026.

Survive invoice review.

Every call gets a timestamp, a duration, and the note you wrote in the moment. Defensible entries that hold up when corporate clients run your bills through AI auditors.

Protect what's still billable.

AI is eating the non-call work. Capture the calls — they're a bigger share of your hours than they used to be.

Stay contemporaneous.

Time captured as it happens. The standard your bar association expects.

Plays nicely with the rest of your stack.

Export to Clio, MyCase, PracticePanther, CosmoLex, Rocket Matter, Smokeball, Bill4Time, TimeSolv, CARET Legal, and Tabs3.

Your data stays on your device.

Call records and notes live on your phone. Export when you choose. No audio recording, ever.

Why not just use a stopwatch?

	Stopwatch app	Practice management software	Billseye
Built for phone calls	No	No	Yes
One-tap start	Yes	No	Yes
Notes attached to the call	No	Yes (if you remember to log it)	Yes
Exports to legal billing software	No	N/A	Yes — 10 platforms
Cost	Free, but you lose hours	$49–$99/month	$9.99/month

Stopwatch app

Built for phone calls: No
One-tap start: Yes
Notes attached to the call: No
Exports to legal billing software: No
Cost: Free, but you lose hours

Practice management software

Built for phone calls: No
One-tap start: No
Notes attached to the call: Yes (if you remember to log it)
Exports to legal billing software: N/A
Cost: $49–$99/month

Billseye

Built for phone calls: Yes
One-tap start: Yes
Notes attached to the call: Yes
Exports to legal billing software: Yes — 10 platforms
Cost: $9.99/month

Try it for 99¢.

Free trial, then $0.99 your first month.

$9.99/month after that. Cancel anytime from Google Play.

Questions, answered.

Not yet. Android only today; iOS in active development. Join the iOS waitlist below.

On iPhone? You're next.

Billseye is Android-only today. iOS is in active development. Drop your email — we'll only use it to tell you when iOS ships. No other emails, no marketing list.

You did the work.
Bill all of it.

Download. Set your rate. Start with your next phone call.